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Good Morning,
Attached below is a Word Document containing 3 Break Even Questions that will help you learn all about this key topic in a practical way! Please answer all questions on the sheet itself.
Year 10 GCSE Business Studies students please print this when complete and hand-in with Worksheet 20.
Download Break Even Practice Qtns
Many thanks,
Mr Coakley
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Wow! What a great assignment, Mr. Georg! I love #2 problem about break even analysis on burger sale (May 6, 2009 postin).
Your students must be very proud of your creativity, something we are still exploring here in Indonesia for an online learning.
Posted by: Teguh Santoso | May 14, 2009 at 03:22 AM