The Sizemore Company recently sold 2,500 units for $100 each; reported total variable costs of $162,500 and a net income of $47,500. If the company's price per unit increased by $5 and its volume decreased by 250 units, what would be the company's net income?

The Sizemore Company recently sold 2,500 units for $100 each; reported total variable costs of $162,500 and a net income of $47,500. If the company's price per unit increased by $5 and its volume decreased by 250 units, what would be the company's net income?

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The Sizemore Company recently sold 2,500 units for $100
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income of $47,500. If the company's price per unit increased
by $5 and its volume decreased by 250 units, what would be
the company's net income?

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