Nabulsi Corporation sells two types of print cartridges. The sales mix is 30% color ink cartridges and 70% black ink cartridges. Color ink cartridges have variable costs per unit of $8 and a selling price of $12. Black ink cartridges have variable costs per unit of $12 and a selling price of $20. The weighted-average unit contribution margin for Nabulsi is a $6.80 b $12.00 c $6.00 d $32.00.

Nabulsi Corporation sells two types of print cartridges. The sales mix is 30% color ink cartridges and 70% black ink cartridges. Color ink cartridges have variable costs per unit of $8 and a selling price of $12. Black ink cartridges have variable costs per unit of $12 and a selling price of $20. The weighted-average unit contribution margin for Nabulsi is a $6.80 b $12.00 c $6.00 d $32.00.

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