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STatiana [176]
2 years ago
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The cruise boat can carry up to 45 passengers. the company wants to know the minimum number of passengers needed per cruise to c

over its costs.this number is called the break-even point.a formula for calculating the break-even point is:break-even point = (fixed costs) ÷ (income per passenger – costs per passenger)the company collects the following data:based on this data (attached), what is the minimum number of passengers needed per cruise, so that the cruise company can be sure it will make a profit?
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2 answers:
AnnyKZ [126]2 years ago
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Your question needs more details. What was the total amount of profits ($) the company had made? One you figure that out you take ($) divided by (#) that will get you amount per person. Then for part two of the question you need how much money is considered a profit them. Once you have that you can they amount they need divide that by cost of a ticket. Then that is your answer. Just plug in the numbers to solve
o-na [289]2 years ago
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The cruise boat can carry up to 45 passengers.The company wants to know the minimum number of passengers needed per cruise to cover its costs.This number is called the break-even point.A formula for calculating the break-even point is:Break-even point = (fixed costs) ÷ (income per passenger – costs per passenger)The company collects the following data:
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