Mailings Review The manager of Sami D's Soft Pretzels has reviewed the monthly operating...

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The manager of Sami D's Soft Pretzels has reviewed the monthly operating costs for the first year of operations. Her costs ranged from $50,500 for 16,250 pretzels to $66,250 for 21,500 pretzels.
Using the high-low method, calculate the variable cost per pretzel.
Using the high-low method, calculate the total fixed costs
Write the cost equation and calculate the operating costs for 1,500,3,000, and 5,000 pretzels. (remember, email and ask if you don't understand)
Draw a graph using graph paper illustrating your total cost under this plan. Please use the picture at the end of these instructions as a guide. Label the axes, and show your costs at 1,500,3,000, and 5,000 pretzels. You will need to calculate revenues at 3 points of volume as well. There is a checklist at the end of the document to make sure you include all required aspects on your graph. Watch the video provided on BlackBoard for additional help
Calculate the breakeven point if each pretzel sells for $3.50.(double check this point is occurring on your graph. If not, double check your lines)
** Show your equation here **
Include on the graph (each with a different color and identified on the key/legend. Each line should show the 3 plots used to draw the line.):
Total Revenue Line
Total Cost Line
Fixed Cost Line
Break Even Point
Shaded Profit area
Shaded Loss area
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