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A company sells two products--J and K. The sales mix is expected to be $3 of sales of Product K for every $1 of sales of Product J. Product J has a contribution margin ratio of 40% whereas Product K has a contribution margin ratio of 50%. Annual fixed expenses are expected to be $120,000. The overall break-even point for the company in dollar sales is expected to be closest to:

▸ $196,000

▸ $200,000

▸ $252,632

▸ $263,420

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