General Accounting Pacific Manufacturing sold 3,200 units of its premiumproduct for $85 per unit. The company reported totalvariable costs of $153,600 and a net income of $64,400. If thecompany plans to increase its price per unit by $8 whileanticipating a decrease in sales volume by 350 units, whatwould be the company's new net income?

Step 1: Define Net IncomeNet income is the profit remaining after all operating expenses, including…

Answered: Pacific Manufacturing sold 3,200 units…

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