Note: You must create this data table to be able to graph the break-even point. producing one jacket? Important: Although cost is often thought of as a negative number in accounting, keep your calculations in positive numbers. Copy and paste your formula into the remainder of column C. jacket? Copy and paste your formula for the remainder of column D. The correct graph is 4. Use your spreadsheet to explore how costs and volume interact. What happens to the break-even point if you lower the fixed costs? The break-even point will What happens to the break-even point if you decrease your sales price? The break-even point will What happens to the break-even point if you lower the variable costs? The break-even point will 5. Calculate profits in column E. For example, in E13, what is the profit for producing one jacket? Use a minus sign to enter loss, if any. 6. Using the graph, explain how a break-even point changes in relation to cost and sell price