True answer? ? General Accounting Atlas Manufacturing produces a single product that sells for $75 perunit. At the current production level of 10,000 units, variable costsare $28 per unit and fixed costs are $22 per unit. Atlas received aspecial order from Beta Corp for 3,000 units at $35 per unit. For thisspecial order, the variable cost would be $4 less per unit due to bulkmaterial purchases. However, Atlas needs to purchase a custom moldfor $18,500 that will have no value after completing this order.Assuming Atlas has a capacity of 15,000 units, by how much will netoperating income increase (or decrease) if the special order isaccepted?A. $1,500 increaseB. $2,900 decreaseC. $3,500 decreaseD. $4,100 decrease

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