Walsh Automobile Company fabricates automobiles... Walsh Automobile Company fabricates automobiles. Each vehicle includes oneairflow sensor, which is currently made in-house. Details of the airflow sensorfabrication are as follows:VolumeVariable cost per unitFixed costs800$6A. decrease by $4,000O B. increase by $13,000decrease by $13,000C.O D. increase by $4,800units per monthper unit$13,000 per monthA Japanese factory has offered to supply Walsh with ready-made units for acost of $16 per sensor. Assume that Walsh's fixed costs could be reduced by$4,000 if it outsources and that Walsh will not be able to use the excesscapacity in any profitable manner. If Walsh decides to outsource, monthlyoperating income will:

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Walsh Automobile Company fabricates automobiles. Each vehicle includes one airflow sensor, which is currently made in-house. Details of the airflow sensor fabrication are as follows: Volume Variable cost per unit Fixed costs units per month per unit $13,000 per month A. decrease by $4,000 B. increase by $13,000 O C. decrease by $13,000 O D. increase by $4,800 800 $6 A Japanese factory has offered to supply Walsh with ready-made units for a cost of $16 per sensor. Assume that Walsh's fixed costs could be reduced by $4,000 if it outsources and that Walsh will not be able to use the excess capacity in any profitable manner. If Walsh decides to outsource, monthly operating income will:

Walsh Automobile Company fabricates automobiles. Each vehicle includes one airflow sensor, which is currently made in-house. Details of the airflow sensor fabrication are as follows: Volume Variable cost per unit Fixed costs units per month per unit $13,000 per month A. decrease by $4,000 B. increase by $13,000 O C. decrease by $13,000 O D. increase by $4,800 800 $6 A Japanese factory has offered to supply Walsh with ready-made units for a cost of $16 per sensor. Assume that Walsh's fixed costs could be reduced by $4,000 if it outsources and that Walsh will not be able to use the excess capacity in any profitable manner. If Walsh decides to outsource, monthly operating income will:

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