 
 <prompt> ```Return to the VariableCosts table and fill out all of the costs related to your product. The more accurate you are here, the more accurate your BEP calculation go be. Each cost for the VariableCosts table suppose be per unit wey you sell. Enter these costs into your Fixed Costs table. These na the costs wey dey involved for running your business, and e suppose dey for the same interval (for example, monthly costs). For the BEP sheet, put an initial estimated price per unit. You fit adjust am as you dey do the calculations. Dis na the number of units wey you plan to sell for the same timeframe as your Fixed Costs. For example, if your fixed costs include monthly rent and insurance, the Units Sold go be the number of units wey you sell for that same timeframe. The Units output cell (C11) go show the number of units wey you go need to sell for your timeframe to break even. Dis number go change depending on the Price Per Unit as well as your Variable Costs and Fixed Costs tables. Changing the Price Per Unit go change the number of units wey you need to break even. Try changing the price and see wetin go happen with your BEP value.

Summary:``` <response>: ```Enter di variable costs for your business. Enter di fixed costs for your business. Enter di price per unit. Enter di number of units wey you wan sell. Read di "Units" output. Make adjustments to di price and costs.``` 