Question 2 neededThis is just for knowledge purposes Question 2. Manatee Splash is going from stregth to strength. Production is at 22,500/day.Daily demand is currently 15,000 units/day. It is forecast that daily demand will triple next year.2.1 How many bottling machines (total)should Jacee plan to own to meet thisdemand (round up to the nearest wholenumber)? Question 3 Manatee Splash has received a demand forecast for next month for 300,000 bottles.Fixed costs are $20,000/month and variable costs are 25 cents a bottle3.1 What is the break-even quantity if eachbottle sells for 50 cents?3.2. At what price must she sell forprofit of $100,000.00?Question 4 Jacee is investigating options to purify her water. She currently purchases the waterby the tanker already purified (outsourced). She thinks buying the tanker of water, unpurified,and then completing purification in-house may be a more cost effective option.The outsourced option has an annual fixed cost of $0 and a variable cost of $9,000/tanker. In-house the fixed cost will be $100,000 and variable cost of $5,000/tanker. Revenue per tanker is$10,0004.1 At what volume, in number of tankers,would both options yield the same profit?4.2 If expected annual demand is 240tankers, which alternative (purified in-house or outsourced) will yield the higherprofit?In-houseOutsourced

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Question 2. Manatee Splash is going from stregth to strength. Production is at 22,500/day. Daily demand is currently 15,000 units/day. It is forecast that daily demand will triple next year. 2.1 How many bottling machines (total) should Jacee plan to own to meet this demand (round up to the nearest whole number)?

Question 2. Manatee Splash is going from stregth to strength. Production is at 22,500/day. Daily demand is currently 15,000 units/day. It is forecast that daily demand will triple next year. 2.1 How many bottling machines (total) should Jacee plan to own to meet this demand (round up to the nearest whole number)?

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Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

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