A company incurred the following expenses at representative high and low levels of activity:COST OFSALESGOODS SOLDDEPRECIATION SUPPLIESUTILITIESDELIVERYHIGH250,000150,00020,00012,5004,5007,700LOW200,000120,00020,00010,0004,0006,200(1) Compute the fixed and/or variable behavior of each expense utilizing the high-low points method.Label and show all calculations.(2) Compute the breakeven point in dollar sales.

To analyze the expenses and calculate the break-even point, we will follow these steps: ### Step 1:…

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