A mobile phone manufacturer has fixed costs of $100000 per month. The per-phone production cost is typically 50% of the manufacturer's suggested retail price - while phones normally sell for $60 after a discount of 25% off the manufacturer's suggested retail price. How many phones does the manufacturer need to sell per month to break even?

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A mobile phone manufacturer has fixed costs of $100000 per month. The per-phone production cost is typically 50% of the manufacturer's suggested retail price - while phones normally sell for $60 after a discount of 25% off the manufacturer's suggested retail price. How many phones does the manufacturer need to sell per month to break even?






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