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... Absorption/Variable Costing and Cost- Volume-Profit Analysis48115. If a product’s fixed costs increase and its selling price and variable costs remainconstant, what will happen to (a) contribution margin and ... vari-able cost line is the per-unit variable cost. The resulting line represents to-tal cost. The distance between the fixed costand the total cost lines indi-cates total variable cost at each ... line and the total cost line. Thevertical distance to the right of the BEP and between the revenue and to-tal cost lines represents profits; the distance between the revenue and to-tal cost...
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