Hence, Now, let's create a break-even analysis graph: X-axis: Quantity of Watches (in units) Y-axis:...

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Hence, Now, let's create a break-even analysis graph: X-axis: Quantity of Watches (in units) Y-axis: Dollars The graph will have the following components: Selling Price Line: A horizontal line at $1,500 representing the selling price per watch. Variable Cost Line: A horizontal line at $500 representing the variable cost per watch. Fixed Costs Line: A horizontal line at $75,500 representing the total fixed costs. Break-Even Point: A vertical line from 76 units (break-even in units) to intersect with the Total Cost line. Margin of Safety: The difference between the Total Sales line and the Total Cost line. I need the graph

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