need help with numbers 5 and 6. please show work

www . my uwuu, tuig 5. You realize that your scenario's actual capacity is limited to its breakeven number of units (BEU, as calculated in #1 above). Calculate what the new sales price (SP) should be in order to achieve a $10,000 NI using the BEU (#1 above) for sales volume (Q) using the variable costs per unit calculated in step 1. 6. Same as #5, except this time calculate what the new variable cost per unit (VC) would need to be in order to achieve a $10,000 NI using the BEu (#1 above) for sales volume (Q) using the SP per unit in step 1. Requirements: A. Define each CVP variable for your scenario: SP = $15 per unit VC = $7 per unit FC = $150,000 B. Calculate: CM per unit = $8 per unit CM ratio = 53% C. Calculate #1 - 6 above, showing all calculation 1. 150.000 / $8 per unit = 18,750 units 2. 18,750 x $15 = $281,250 3. (150,000 + 50,000) / 8 = 25,000 units 4. 25,000 x 15 = $375,000