Hi expert please give me answer accounting questions Sunset Electronics incurs a cost of $42.75 per unit, of which $23.50is variable, to make a product that normally sells for $65.00. Aretail chain offers to buy 4,800 units at $37.25 each. Sunset willincur additional packaging and shipping costs of $2.85 per unit.Calculate the increase or decrease in net income Sunset will realizeby accepting the special order, assuming Sunset has sufficientexcess operating capacity.

Step 1: Definition of Relevant Costs and Incremental IncomeFor special orders, only relevant costs…

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