Break Even Problems Answer the following break even problems. In addition to the answers (rounded to 0 decimal places), show the spreadsheets you created to solve them (like you do for homeworks in lab). Next to any cells with equations, put the equation in text. For example, if I was doing a spreadsheet to sum the number of fish my son and I caught, it would look like:

Q1 (5 points)

Stews Plastics produces a variety of CD cases. The best-selling product is the CD-50. Several products are produced on the same manufacturing line, so there is a setup cost each time a changeover is made for a new product. The setup cost for the CD-50 is $4350. In addition, it costs $2.17 for each unit (CD Case) produced, and for each 120 CD Cases they have to put them in a box that costs $2.58. If there is less than 120 CD Cases they will put them in a box (in other words, if they had 122 CD Cases, they would do 2 boxes, one with 120 CD Cases and one with 2 CD Cases) What is the break-even point (in terms of number of CD cases) if they sell them for $7.25 each?

B 1 Fish Prof Miller Caught 2 Fish Prof Miller Son Caught 3 Total Fish Caught 3 7 10 Formula in cell B3 is =SUM(B1:B2)