Leach Finishing makes various metal fittings for the construction Industry. Three of the fittings, models X-12, X-24, and X-30, require grinding on a patented machine of which Leach has only one. The cost of production Information for the three products follow: X-12 Price per fitting Variable cost per fitting Units per hour of grinding The testing machine used for both models has a capacity of 2,810 hours annually. Fixed manufacturing costs are $482,000 annually. Required: a. Suppose that Leach Finishing can sell at most 55,000 units of any one fitting. How many units of each fitting model should Leach Finishing produce annually? Required A Required B $28 $ 13 18.0 X-12 X-24 X-30 X-24 units units units b. Suppose that Leach Finishing can sell at most 14,850 units of any one fitting. How many units of each fitting should Leach Finishing produce annually? X-30 $44 $ 20 12.5 Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. < Required A $63 $ 37 10.0 Suppose that Leach Finishing can sell at most 55,000 units of any one fitting. How many units of each fitting model should Leach Finishing produce annually? Required B >

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