2. Calculation 2-Breakeven Pricing (4 points) Often a firm will calculate the break-even point for a price. That is, if we set the price at SX, then how many units will we need to sell to cover costs (that is, our break-even point). Image you want a break- even and you set your unit price to $40. Please fill the form below o. of Total Gross nits Sales Profit No. of Unit Units Fixed Produced Costs CostUnit Production Price Cost to Revenue e sold 600 $8,000 $8 $40 3. Calculation 3- Cost-plus Pricing (4 points) Cost-plus pricing is a very simple form of pricing. This approach was once fairly common, but is les widespread today. Image you expect to sell 1,000 units and you want a 50% mark-up. Please fill the form below. No. of Unit Price Total No. of Units Produced Costs Allocated Variable Total Fixed Sales Revenue Gross Profit Cost/Unit Production Units you Cost expect to sell 1500 $10,000$10 1000