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2. Cash Break Even:
SIPW Company sell windows. Windows are sold for $ 25/- each.
Variable cost is $ 15/- per door and total Fixed Operating
Costs are $ 50,000 /- which includes depreciation in the
amount of $ 2,000/-. How many units of windows the company
has to sell for Cash Break Even?

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5000

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