Determine the weighted-average contribution margin.

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Martin, Inc., has two products: a pocket metronome (unit sales price, $25; unit variable cost, $15) and a pocket tuner (unit sales price, $14; unit variable cost,$9). the company's sales mix of the pocket metronome to the pocket tuner is 4:1 and fixed costs are $32,850.

a) Determine the weighted-average contribution margin.
b) Calculae the weighted-average breakeven point.
c) Compute the breakevem point for each product.  

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