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Diana Purwandari, Agil Adrian

This research was carried out at CV. Putra Mandiri is a sand producing company with the best quality in East Priangan. The aim of this research is to find out the Break Even Point (BEP) at CV. Putra Mandiri in optimizing Profitability in 2022. The method used to calculate the Break Even Point is using the Equation Method and Graphic Method. Meanwhile, the analysis technique used in Break Even Point is a cost-volume-profit analysis technique, then the cost-volume-profit data obtained in the field is processed using calculations and presented in graphical form. After carrying out analysis in calculating the Break Even Point, it can be seen that CV. Putra Mandiri experienced a Break Even Point when sales reached IDR 19,141,033,708 or 35,391 truck units, so the mathematical equation is Revenue Cost (RC) = 2,105,513,708 Q – 53,193,506,922,400, where Q is the quantity or amount of production

Diana Rumalowak, Yopi Andry Lesnussa, Francis Yunito Rumlawang

A company does not see a problem, namely level competition. This competition is for companies to be able to provide a marketing or productivity strategy in order to survive and even have to increase their production volume. Because the estimated number of products produced is less than the number of requests, the company will lose the opportunity to get maximum and somewhat profit. Therefore, what needs to be considered in deciding the total of production is the total of demand and supply date. Writing and discussion in this study is about the application of the Logic Fuzzy Method Mamdani (Min-Max) to determine the total of production based on the total of demand and supply where the data is taken from CV. Abadi Tiga Mandiri Ambon and by applying the fuzzy logic method mamdani and Matlab assistance obtained results with a truth level of 93,238%. So that the application of Mamdani's Fuzzy Logic Method can help companies determine the number of items that must be made.

Cao Thi Bich, Nguyen Ba An

Polyana Mayume Silva

With the intention to stablish values of normality of sheep’s red blood cell distribution width (RDW), 72 blood samples from clinically healthy sheep were evaluated and sent to Clinical Pathology laboratory of FAMEZ- UFMS. The samples were processed in veterinary hematological analyzer, model pocH-100iV DIFF (Sysmex®), and the interval references stablished were 22,8 ± 1,8% for RDW CV and for 28,3 ± 2,8 fL RDW SD, these values presented can be used as references for healthy sheeps.

David Houle

Alessandra Harumi Nishioka