If a business problem involved three break-even analyses, you could create ____ data table(s) by varying the unit price and sales projection values, but that would involve generating and printing each data table to compare the analyses.
A) one
B) two different
C) three different
D) three identical

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Since there are three break-even analyses, we need to create three different data tables by varying the unit price and sales projection values for each analysis. This will allow us to compare the results of all three break-even analyses. Creating only one, two or three identical data tables would not allow for proper comparison and analysis.

If a Business Problem Involved Three Break-Even Analyses, You Could