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    This document contains two engineering economics problems. The first problem asks the reader to calculate the break-even quantity of a commodity given its labor, material, and other variable costs of $45, $15, and $450,000 in fixed costs per month respectively when sold at $250 per unit. The second problem provides the labor, material, and other variable costs of $35, $42, and $10 per unit respectively along with $850,000 in fixed utility and rent costs per month, and asks the reader to calculate the profit/loss if 3369 units were sold and the break-even quantity needed each month.

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    This document contains two engineering economics problems. The first problem asks the reader to calculate the break-even quantity of a commodity given its labor, material, and other variable costs of $45, $15, and $450,000 in fixed costs per month respectively when sold at $250 per unit. The second problem provides the labor, material, and other variable costs of $35, $42, and $10 per unit respectively along with $850,000 in fixed utility and rent costs per month, and asks the reader to calculate the profit/loss if 3369 units were sold and the break-even quantity needed each month.

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    Engineering Economics - Seatwork No. 3

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    This document contains two engineering economics problems. The first problem asks the reader to calculate the break-even quantity of a commodity given its labor, material, and other variable costs of $45, $15, and $450,000 in fixed costs per month respectively when sold at $250 per unit. The second problem provides the labor, material, and other variable costs of $35, $42, and $10 per unit respectively along with $850,000 in fixed utility and rent costs per month, and asks the reader to calculate the profit/loss if 3369 units were sold and the break-even quantity needed each month.

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    ENGINEERING ECONOMICS

    SEATWORK NO. 3
    NOVEMBER 29, 2022
    PROBLEM NO. 1:
    The cost of producing a certain commodity consists of P45.00 per unit for
    the labor and material cost and P15.00 per unit other variable cost. The
    fixed cost per month amounts to P450,000. If the commodity is sold at
    P250.00 each, what is the break-even quantity?

    PROBLEM NO. 2:
    The cost of producing a commodity consists of P35 per unit of labor, P42
    per unit of materials, and P10 per unit other variable costs. Cost of utilities
    and rents amounts to P850,000 per month. If the commodity is sold at
    P310 each:
    (a) What is the profit/loss if 3369 units were sold?
    (b) How many pieces must be produced each month for the
    manufacturer to breakeven?

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