If students are charged 20 dollars to attend the session how
If students are charged 20 dollars to attend the session, how many students must enroll for the coMpany to break even.
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 A somewhat smaller room is available for 200 dollars for 3 hrs. The company is considering this possibility. How would this affect the break-even point ?
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Here fixed cost will be
F= $200+$75 = $275
Let n shows teh number fo students. So variable cost will ne v=$5n. So total cost will be $275+$5n. And since you charged $20 from each students so you will get $20n. That is you will start making profit when
$20n > $275+$n
$20-$5n > $275
$15n > $275
n > 18.33
That is break even point is 19 students.

