Break-even Analysis problem. Using the following information, answer the questions belowMama's Pizzeria only sells pepperoni pizzas. The restaurant insurs the following expenses:Each pizza sells for $10/each.Fixed Costs per monthGeneral LaborRentUtilitiesVariable Costs per pizza0.502.502.000.501,500 Flour3,000 Cheese450 PepperoniSauce1. What is the contribution margin?2. How many pizzas must the restaurant sell in order to break even every month?

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Break-even Analysis problem. Using the following information, answer the questions below Mama's Pizzeria only sells pepperoni pizzas. The restaurant insurs the following expenses: Each pizza sells for $10/each. General Rent Utilities Fixed Costs per month Labor Variable Costs per pizza 0.50 2.50 2.00 0.50 1,500 Flour 3,000 Cheese 450 Pepperoni Sauce 1. What is the contribution margin? 2. How many pizzas must the restaurant sell in order to break even every month?

Break-even Analysis problem. Using the following information, answer the questions below Mama's Pizzeria only sells pepperoni pizzas. The restaurant insurs the following expenses: Each pizza sells for $10/each. General Rent Utilities Fixed Costs per month Labor Variable Costs per pizza 0.50 2.50 2.00 0.50 1,500 Flour 3,000 Cheese 450 Pepperoni Sauce 1. What is the contribution margin? 2. How many pizzas must the restaurant sell in order to break even every month?

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