G10 T2 Break Even Analysis

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Business StudiesSecondary Education

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The total cost is all the money going out of a business.
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true
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false

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The total revenue is all the money coming into the business.
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If the total cost is less than total revenue, the business makes a ________.
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profit
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loss

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If the total cost is more than total revenue, the business makes a _______.
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profit
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loss

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A business wants to have less total costs than total revenue.
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false

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This helps us to know how many products we need to sell, to have some profit!

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make a slide that has an activity to practice calculating the contribution per unit

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If fixed costs are: 32,250 Variable costs are: 20,350 and total output is 5,500. Calculate the variable cost per unit.
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3.00 AED
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3.70 AED
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9.00 AED
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9.56 AED

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Calculate the break-even point for Patchi chocolates using the information: Fixed costs are 10,000, Variable costs are 4,300. Output is 3,000. The selling price is 150 AED.
First calculate the Contribution per unit (selling price - variable cost per unit), then Fixed costs / contribution per unit.

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