A company is currently using a supplier to make required components. The supplier changes an annual setup cost of $5,000 regardless of the number of partsthe company purchases in a single year. In addition to this annual setup fee, the supplier uses the following pricing scheme:# of units$/unit1-100$1,000 each101 - 500$800 each501 - 750$600 each751 or more$500 eachThe company is now exploring the possibility of producing the same component in-house. The company expects to need more than 750 units per year for thenext 5 years. The following information describes their in-house production solution:The annual Capital Recover & Return for the needed equipment $300,000 per yearMaterial Cost per unit = $250Annual Operation and Maintenance Costs = $100,000Annual Labor Costs = $150,000Annual Overhead Costs = $50,000Question: (True or False) If the annual number of units ordered per year is greater than 750, the $ cost per unit for the items purchased from THE SUPPLIER is:[575,000 + 500(X-750)] / XO TrueO False

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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