How to do forecasting eps if sales drop

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How to do Forecasting EPS if sales drop

McFrugal, Inc. has expected sales of $20 million. Fixed operating costs are $2.5 million, and the variable cost ratio is 65%. McFrugal has outstanding a $12 million, 8 percent bank loan. The firm also has outstanding 1 million shares of common stock ($1 par value). McFrugal's tax rate is 40%.

Forecast McFrugal's EPS if sales drop to $15 million?

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