Determining the Break$-$Even Point

Problem: You have been hired by Dominic Manero, owner of a small start$-$up company, to create a data table that analyzes the break$-$even point for a new product he is developing. He would like you to analyze the break$-$even point for prices ranging from $$12\mathrm{.}99$ to $$22\mathrm{.}99$ per unit, in $$1\mathrm{.}00$ increments. You can calculate the number of units he must sell to break even $($the break$-$even point$)$ if you know the fixed expenses, the price per unit, and the expense $($cost$)$ per unit. The following formula determines the break$-$even point: