Break-even analysis for the single-product case requires an estimation of fixed costs, variable costs, and A. price. B. the percent of total dollar sales for each product. C. revenue. D. price, along with the percent of total dollar sales for each product.

The break even is the point at which the firm has no profit and no loss. That means the firm neither earning any profit and nor suffering any loss. So it is called break even point

For break even analysis, we required the estimation of the fixed cost, variable cost, and the revenue

In mathematically,

Break even point equals to

Total cost = Total revenue

​Break-even analysis for the​ single-product case requires an estimation of fixed​ costs, variable​ costs, and A. price. B. the percent of total dollar sales for each product. C. revenue. D. ​price, along with the percent of total dollar sales for each product.

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Break-even analysis for the single-product case requires an estimation of fixed costs, variable costs, and A. price. B. the percent of total dollar sales for each product. C. revenue. D. price, along with the percent of total dollar sales for each product.