Suppose that News Corp., which controls the United States’ largest satellite-to-TV broadcaster, is contemplating launching a Spaceway satellite that could provide high-speed Internet service. Prior to launching the Spaceway satellite, suppose that News Corp. used least squares to estimate the regression line of demand for satellite Internet services. The best-fitting results indicate that demand is Q^d_sat = 152.5 − .8P_sat + 1.2P_DSL + .5P_cable (in thousands), where Psat is the price of satellite Internet service, PDSL is the price of DSL Internet service, and P_cable is the price of high-speed cable Internet service. The price of DSL, PDSL, is $25 per month and the monthly price of high-speed cable Internet, P_cable, is $50. Furthermore, News Corp. has identified that its monthly revenues need to be at least $15 million to cover its monthly costs. If News Corp. set its monthly subscription price for satellite Internet service at $55, would its revenue be sufficiently high to cover its cost? Is it possible for News Corp. to cover its cost given the current demand function? Justify your answer.