Refer to Homework 13.3 Verify your answer using spreadsheet software (e.g., MS Excel). (Use the same values from MyOMLab.) Conduct the breakeven analysis and draw a graph that displays the intersection of the total cost lines (breakeven points) Hint: To conduct breakeven analysis using a spreadsheet, put the "quantity" in column A, ranging in equal increments from 0 to some large number. Put the total cost of each alternative in a separate column (= FC + VC"Quantity). Plot the total cost columns in a line chart. Use the quantity as x-axis label. Increase the max quantity as necessary (keeping the increments equal) to see all the breakeven intersections. Alternative B Alternative C 2 Fixed Cost 3 Variable Cost FCA 5 Quantity Alternative A 2000 3000 10 5000 6000 7000 12 15 16 Refer to Homework 13.3 Verify your answer using spreadsheet software (e.g., MS Excel). (Use the same values from MyOMLab.) Conduct the breakeven analysis and draw a graph that displays the intersection of the total cost lines (breakeven points) Hint: To conduct breakeven analysis using a spreadsheet, put the "quantity" in column A, ranging in equal increments from 0 to some large number. Put the total cost of each alternative in a separate column (= FC + VC"Quantity). Plot the total cost columns in a line chart. Use the quantity as x-axis label. Increase the max quantity as necessary (keeping the increments equal) to see all the breakeven intersections. Alternative B Alternative C 2 Fixed Cost 3 Variable Cost FCA 5 Quantity Alternative A 2000 3000 10 5000 6000 7000 12 15 16