5) Istanbul Company manufactures product A and is thinking reducing the price by 50 TL per unit for the coming year. If the priceis reduced, demand is expected to increase by 6,000 units. If the price is reduced, operating profit will:DemandSelling priceIncremental cost per unitA) increase by 800,000 TLB) decrease by 800,000 TLC) increase by 1,200,000 TLD) decrease by 1,400,000 TLE) increase by 1,000,000 TLCurrently40,000 units450300Projected46,000 units400300

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