This assignment is ran through SCILAB and I need it done by morning of 3/18/2021, I will venmo extra $ to whoever does it.

ENGR 112 Winter 2021 Due: Thursday, March 18, 2021 FINAL PROJECT: Breakeven Analysis We learned about Breakeven Analysis in Week 3 and performed one in ICA 3 and HW 3. I would suggest using the values from those two assignments to check your code. We are going to build a script to perform and plot a breakeven analysis. a. 1. In your script prompt the user to input the following: a. Various costs associated with manufacturing an item. If you don't remember what costs to ask about then look in Lecture 3. (hint: There are 5 different costs listed). b. Price at which the item will be sold. c. Minimum required profit. (You may ask for this information in separate prompts, in the form of a vector or a combination of the two. Just be sure that you are clear about the information you are requesting including the units and how it should be organized.) 2. Build a separate user defined function to find the breakeven point. We want the script to execute the function and pass it the necessary inputs. Name the file Breakeven.sci and the function Breakeven. (hint: you will need a while loop to find the breakeven point.) It should output the number of items required to reach the breakeven point. b. Inputs should be the variable cost, fixed cost, and price per unit (These will be needed to build your revenue and cost functions.) Make sure that your inputs are created from the information supplied by the user. 3. Build another user defined function to find the number of units required to reach the minimum required profit. We want the script to execute the function and pass it the necessary inputs. Name the file Profits.sci and the function Profits (hint: If you created a successful breakeven function, you can use that as a starting point. You just need a different while loop condition.) It should output the number of items required to reach the minimum profit. b. Inputs should be the variable cost, fixed cost, price per unit, and minimum profit. Plot your Breakeven Analysis by plotting the Cost and Revenue functions on the same graph. We want our number of units to start at 0 and end at our minimum profit value. Don't forget to incorporate the details and items required for a good graph. a. 4. Extra Credit (5pts): Add a label on your graph which states the number of items to reach the breakeven point. Use the function we learned about in ICA 8, but make sure that the x and y location of the text update depending on the breakeven point. We want the text to be near the breakeven point on the graph. ENGR 112 Winter 2021 Due: Thursday, March 18, 2021 FINAL PROJECT: Breakeven Analysis We learned about Breakeven Analysis in Week 3 and performed one in ICA 3 and HW 3. I would suggest using the values from those two assignments to check your code. We are going to build a script to perform and plot a breakeven analysis. a. 1. In your script prompt the user to input the following: a. Various costs associated with manufacturing an item. If you don't remember what costs to ask about then look in Lecture 3. (hint: There are 5 different costs listed). b. Price at which the item will be sold. c. Minimum required profit. (You may ask for this information in separate prompts, in the form of a vector or a combination of the two. Just be sure that you are clear about the information you are requesting including the units and how it should be organized.) 2. Build a separate user defined function to find the breakeven point. We want the script to execute the function and pass it the necessary inputs. Name the file Breakeven.sci and the function Breakeven. (hint: you will need a while loop to find the breakeven point.) It should output the number of items required to reach the breakeven point. b. Inputs should be the variable cost, fixed cost, and price per unit (These will be needed to build your revenue and cost functions.) Make sure that your inputs are created from the information supplied by the user. 3. Build another user defined function to find the number of units required to reach the minimum required profit. We want the script to execute the function and pass it the necessary inputs. Name the file Profits.sci and the function Profits (hint: If you created a successful breakeven function, you can use that as a starting point. You just need a different while loop condition.) It should output the number of items required to reach the minimum profit. b. Inputs should be the variable cost, fixed cost, price per unit, and minimum profit. Plot your Breakeven Analysis by plotting the Cost and Revenue functions on the same graph. We want our number of units to start at 0 and end at our minimum profit value. Don't forget to incorporate the details and items required for a good graph. a. 4. Extra Credit (5pts): Add a label on your graph which states the number of items to reach the breakeven point. Use the function we learned about in ICA 8, but make sure that the x and y location of the text update depending on the breakeven point. We want the text to be near the breakeven point on the graph