Annually, Piper Wines sells 45,000 bottles of wine. The following is the unit sales price and costs: Sales Price $20 Prime Cost $6 Manufacturing OH: - Variable $1 Fixed $7 Selling & Admin costs: - Variable $1 Fixed $3 Profit $2 What is Piper Wine's breakeven point in units? Group of answer choices 25,000 31,500 37,500 45,000
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Annually, Piper Wines sells 45,000 bottles of wine. The following is the unit sales price and costs:
| Sales Price | $20 |
| Prime Cost | $6 |
| Manufacturing OH: | - |
| Variable | $1 |
| Fixed | $7 |
| Selling & Admin costs: | - |
| Variable | $1 |
| Fixed | $3 |
| Profit | $2 |
What is Piper Wine's breakeven point in units?
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