Southwest U's campus book store sells course packs for $15 each, the variable cost per pack is
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Southwest U's campus book store sells course packs for $15 each, the variable cost per pack is $9, fixed costs to produce the packs are $200,000, and expected annual sales are 49,000 packs. What are the pre-tax profits from sales of course packs?
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