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This document discusses break-even sales and how to calculate it. Break-even sales refers to the sales volume needed to cover total costs without a profit or loss. It provides examples to demonstrate how to calculate break-even sales using a formula that takes into account fixed costs, variable costs per unit, and selling price. Knowing the break-even sales allows a business owner to determine profitability and strive to exceed break-even sales levels.
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