ARR Inc. produces at 9 variable cost and 4 fixed cost a product that is selling at 20. Currently, the Company is at60% capacity, or 15,000 units of production per month. The Company received a special order request of 10,000units at the start of the month.а.What should be the minimum special price per unit that the special customer must offer that theCompany will accept without incurring a net loss?b. If the management will accept the offer at 10 per unit. What is the total opportunity cost that thecompany will incur?

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ARR Inc. produces at 9 variable cost and 4 fixed cost a product that is selling at 20. Currently, the Company is at 60% capacity, or 15,000 units of production per month. The Company received a special order request of 10,000 units at the start of the month. a. What should be the minimum special price per unit that the special customer must offer that the Company will accept without incurring a net loss? b. If the management will accept the offer at 10 per unit. What is the total opportunity cost that the company will incur?

ARR Inc. produces at 9 variable cost and 4 fixed cost a product that is selling at 20. Currently, the Company is at 60% capacity, or 15,000 units of production per month. The Company received a special order request of 10,000 units at the start of the month. a. What should be the minimum special price per unit that the special customer must offer that the Company will accept without incurring a net loss? b. If the management will accept the offer at 10 per unit. What is the total opportunity cost that the company will incur?

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