Business, 09.01.2020 03:31, alexseyreyes
Rhianna is in charge of a facility which produces and sells roast coffee. her expense sheet can be seen below. item cost rent $23,280/mo. salaries $45,860/wk. raw coffee $0.51/lb. insurance $19,750/mo. advertising $22,110/mo. coffee roasting $0.32/lb rhianna’s coffee sells for $2.89 per pound. how much coffee must her facility sell each month to break even, to the nearest hundred pounds? a. 120,700 pounds b. 104,400 pounds c. 96,700 pounds d. 53,900 pounds
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