Lakeside Inc. produces Product A and Product B that require special machining time. Machine time capacity is
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Lakeside Inc. produces Product A and Product B that require special machining time. Machine time capacity is 10,000 machine hours per month. Lakeside estimates April demand for each product and provides additional information as follows:
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Determine how many units of each product Lakeside should produce to maximize contribution margin in April.
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Product A Product B 2,000 units $500 per unit 2 per unit 3,000 units $600 per unit 3 per unit April demand Contribution margin Required machine hours
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