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A Corporation's breakeven point is $3,200,000 of revenues. At present, it is selling 105,000 units and its variable costs are $30. Fixed manufacturing costs $800,000.

1. Compute the contribution margin percentage.

2. Compute the selling price.

3. Compute the margin of safety in units and dollars.

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