The one machine that used to produce both models has a capacity of 90,000 machine-hours per quarter. Fixed manufacturing costs per quarter are $800,000.a. Suppose that the maximum unit sales in a quarter that Pappy;s can acheive is 200,000 unit of each product. how many units of each model should Pappy's produce in a quarter?b. Supposed that the maximum unit sales in a quarter that Pappy's can acheive is 120,000 units of each product. How many units of each model should Pappy's produce in a quarter? Pappy's Toys makes two models of a metal toy-Standard and DeLuxe. Both models are produced on a single machine. The price andcosts of the two models appear as follows.Price per unitVariable cost per unitMachine hours per unitStandard DeLuxe$ 40$ 200.5$ 60$ 241.5The one machine that used to produce both models has a capacity of 90,000 machine-hours per quarter. Fixed manufacturing costsper quarter are $800,000.Required:a. Suppose that the maximum unit sales in a quarter that Pappy's can achieve is 200,000 units of each product. How many units ofeach model should Pappy's produce in a quarter?b. Suppose that the maximum unit sales in a quarter that Pappy's can achieve is 120,000 units of each product. How many units ofeach model should Pappy's produce in a quarter?Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below.Required ARequired BSuppose that the maximum unit sales in a quarter that Pappy's can achieve is 120,000 units of each product. How many unitsof each model should Pappy's produce in a quarter?Standard ModelunitsDeLuxe Modelunits Pappy's Toys makes two models of a metal toy-Standard and DeLuxe. Both models are produced on a single machine. The price andcosts of the two models appear as follows.Price per unitVariable cost per unitMachine hours per unitStandard DeLuxe$ 60$ 241.5$40$ 200.5The one machine that used to produce both models has a capacity of 90,000 machine-hours per quarter. Fixed manufacturing costsper quarter are $800,000.Required:a. Suppose that the maximum unit sales in a quarter that Pappy's can achieve is 200,000 units of each product. How many units ofeach model should Pappy's produce in a quarter?b. Suppose that the maximum unit sales in a quarter that Pappy's can achieve is 120,000 units of each product. How many units ofeach model should Pappy's produce in a quarter?Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below.Required ARequired BSuppose that the maximum unit sales in a quarter that Pappy's can achieve is 200,000 units of each product. How many unitsof each model should Pappy's produce in a quarter?Standard ModelunitsDeLuxe Modelunits

Standard Deluxe Price per unit $40 $60 Less: Variable cost $20 $24 Contribution margin per…

The one machine that used to produce both models has a capacity of 90,000 machine-hours per quarter. Fixed manufacturing costs per quarter are $800,000. a. Suppose that the maximum unit sales in a quarter that Pappy;s can acheive is 200,000 unit of each product. how many units of each model should Pappy's produce in a quarter? b. Supposed that the maximum unit sales in a quarter that Pappy's can acheive is 120,000 units of each product. How many units of each model should Pappy's produce in a quarter?

The one machine that used to produce both models has a capacity of 90,000 machine-hours per quarter. Fixed manufacturing costs per quarter are $800,000. a. Suppose that the maximum unit sales in a quarter that Pappy;s can acheive is 200,000 unit of each product. how many units of each model should Pappy's produce in a quarter? b. Supposed that the maximum unit sales in a quarter that Pappy's can acheive is 120,000 units of each product. How many units of each model should Pappy's produce in a quarter?

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