i need help with these questions its based on CVP Analysis (Unit Basis)

Question 1 of 9 Calculate the missing values. Express dollar values rounded to two decimal places and break-even volumes rounded up to the next integer. Fixed Cost Variable Selling Break-even Total Variable Total Revenue (FC) per Cost (VC) Price (S) Volume (x) Cost at Break- (TR) per month month per unit per unit per month even (TVC) per at Break-Even month $8,700.00 $28.00 $37.00 $129,000.00 $450.00 1,030 1000 $720.00 $79.00 22 000 $32.00 $51.00 425Question 2 of 9 The selling price per unit of a product is $30, the fixed costs per month are $12,800, and the total variable costs per month are $11,400 at the break-even point. What is the number of units required to break even? Round up to the next whole numberQuestion 3 of 9 A small manufacturing company that produces and sells snow boots has variable costs of $65 per pair of boots. The fixed costs are $2,300 per month and it has to sell 85 pairs of boots to break even. a. What is the total revenue at the break-even point? Round to the nearest cent b. What is the selling price per pair of boots? Round to the nearest centQuestion 4 of 9 Digital Displays Inc. makes computer monitors and sells them for $320 each. To break even, it needs to sell 545 monitors per month. If the fixed costs are $8,500 per month, what is the variable costs per monitor? Round to the nearest centQuestionof? A company manufactures skis and sells them for $425 per pair. The variable costs to manufacture each pair are $293 and the break-even volume is 759 units per month. a. What is the total revenue at the break-even point? E Round to the nearest cent b. What are the xed costs per month? E Round to the nearest cent Questionof? The manager of an e-learning company identied a new course that they could create and sell for $80 per student. The costs for adding this new course to their product offering would be: $1,?00 per month to lease additional space. $310 per month for insurance, $4,500 per month for support staff. $3.000 per month for sales staff. and 1llariable costs of $4 per student. They can sell to a maximum of 400 students per month. a. For the company to break even per month, how many students would have to purchase the course? E Round up to the next whole number b.1fthey made a prot of $31,130 last month, how many students purchased the course? Question 7 of 9 Bobble Roofing charges a flat rate of $1,500 for insulating roofs of townhouses. Monthly administrative costs of the company are $3,640, cost of supplies is $130 per job, and wages are $300 per job. What was the company's profit or loss in a month during which it insulated 19 roofs? Round to the nearest centQuestion 8 of 9 Patrick repairs tubs and jacuzzis for $320 per job. Her fixed costs are $1,300 per month and variable costs are $50 per job. a. Calculate the contribution margin on each job. Round to the nearest cent b. Calculate the number of orders she needs to get per month to break even. Round up to the next whole numberQuestion 9 of 9 Belle Inc. makes bags and sells them for $39 each. The total revenue at the break-even point is $94,107 per month and the contribution margin per bag is $30. a. What is the break-even volume? Round up to the next whole number b. What is the fixed costs per month? Round to the nearest cent c. What is the total revenue if the company sells 2,600 bags in a month