7.2 Break Even Analysis Paper

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7.2 Break-even Analysis
My break-even analysis is shown in further detail in the following chart and table.
This is a traditional figure since contacts have been made, and have already generated many orders for My services. Pay money for the Time's goal is to make twice as much as the break-even point for a monthly standard.

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