The following information pertains to Sisk Co.:$\begin{array}{lrr}
\text {Sales (25,000 units). } &£ 500,000\
\text { Manufacturing expenses: } &\
\text { Variable. } &170,000\
\text { Fixed. } &35,000\
\text { Selling and general expenses: } &\
\text { Variable. } &5,000\
\text {Fixed. } &30,000
\end{array}$

Sisk's break-even point in number of units is

Question

The following information pertains to Sisk Co.:$\begin{array}{lrr}
  \text {Sales  (25,000 units).  } &£ 500,000\
 \text { Manufacturing expenses: } &\
 \text { Variable. } &170,000\
 \text { Fixed. } &35,000\
 \text { Selling and general expenses:  } &\
 \text { Variable. } &5,000\
\text {Fixed.  } &30,000
\end{array}$

Sisk's break-even point in number of units is

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The break-even point in number of units is the total fixed costs divided by the contribution margin per unit. Since this information is not given, we cannot calculate the break-even point. However, we can choose the closest option to the break-even point given in the question, which is option B (5,000 units).

The Following Information Pertains to Sisk Co Sisk's Break-Even Point in Number of Units Is A)4,924

The Following Information Pertains to Sisk Co Sisk's Break-Even Point in Number of Units Is

A)4,924