What is the difference between cash and profit?

Profit is revenue minus costs over a period; cash is the money available at a point in time

On a break-even chart, where is the break-even point?

Where the total revenue line crosses the total cost line

Because ARR ignores the timing and risk of the returns and non-financial factors

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What is the difference between cash and profit?
Which of these is an internal source of finance?
A business sells 3,000 units a month at 12 each. What is its monthly revenue?
Which of these is a fixed cost?
Fixed costs are 10,000, variable cost is 4 per unit and output is 2,000 units. What is the total cost?
A product sells for 20 with a variable cost of 12 per unit and fixed costs of 16,000. What is the break-even output?
A business breaks even at 4,000 units and expects to sell 5,200 units. What is its margin of safety?
On a break-even chart, where is the break-even point?
In a month, inflows are 18,000 and outflows are 21,000. What is the net cash flow?
A month has an opening balance of 2,000 and a net cash flow of minus 5,000. What is the closing balance?
An investment of 40,000 earns total profit of 60,000 over 5 years. What is the average rate of return?
Why might a business not simply choose the investment with the highest average rate of return?