In codex space marines under heavy support
base 40, renown 80
Answer 40K is a mini war game were two or more people collect miniatures and then assemble, paint and battle them.
Go to gamesworkshop and buy a 40k rulebook or the 'assualt on black reach'. Although both cost about £40. So buy one of either. When you open or look at the rulebook you'll see why i can't tell you now.
The first box set of 40k was a game called Warhammer:40,000 Rogue Trader, the original name of Warhammer 40k. Later the name Rogue Trader was removed and became a specialty role-playing game similar to that of D&D (Dungeons & Dragons) in terms of character creation.
$40 is a basic starting point.
There is a miniature war game called Warmaster. It is by the same makers of Warhammer, and features the same types of units, but each model is a unit of its own, usually with 40+ guys in it.
Allen Iverson, with eleven 40 point games in his career, has the most for a point guard.
Break even point = Fixed Cost / contribution margin ratio Variable cost = 20% So Contribution margin = 80% Breakeven point = 40000000 / .8 = 50000000
1. Breakeven point = fixed cost/ contribution margin ratio contribution margin ratio: (sales - variable cost)/sales Sales = 20000 * 40 = 800000 Less: Variable cost = 20000 * 10 = 200000 Contribution margin = 600000 Contribution margin ratio = 600000/800000 = .75 Breakeven point in dollars = 120000/.75 = $160000 breakeven point in units = 160000 / 40 = 4000
Each copy costs 1.08/18 = 0.06 and so 40 copies will cost 40*0.06 = 2.4, but you might get a discount for bulk purchase.
I think you mean love. Love is 0. 15 is the first point. 30 is the second point. 40 is the third point. After that, the player gets the game unless each player gets to 40-40. Then, this is called deuce and then one of the players has to win both points after that. If not, they play until one of the players wins the two consecutive points after 40-40. (Ad-in if you win the point after 40-40 and then ad-out if you lose the point after 40-40)
1,000,000/(60-40) = 50,000 units