1. The sales manager of Trishas Global Marketing (TGM) is considering expanding sales by taking their Original Widget and modifying it for export into the European and Asian markets. Relatively minor cosmetic changes will be made to enhance appeal to local tastes. After reviewing the sales forecasts, the sales department feels that 50% of units sold will be the Original product. 30% will be new Euro and the remainder will be the new Pacific. The following information has been assembled by the sales and production departments. Original: Sales Price (per unit)... $65.00: Material cost (per unit).. $26.00; Direct labor (per unit)... $13.00; Variable OH (per unit)... $17.00. Euro: Sales Price (per unit)... $75.00: Material cost (per unit), $28.00; Direct labor (per unit)... $14.00: Variable OH (per unit)... $16.00. Pacific: Sales Price (per unit). $70.00: Material cost (per unit)... $23.00: Direct labor (per unit)... $15.00: Variable OH (per unit)... $16.00. The common fixed cost associated with the manufacture of these three products are $1.920.000 per year and TGM has a marginal tax rate of 25%. As a result of tariffs placed on U.S. products in foreign markets. TGM believes that in order to maintain its current mix and level of sales the price of the Euro product will have to be reduced by 4% and the price of the Pacific product will have to be reduced by 5%. No other assumptions are changed. Determine the revised break-even number of units. Round to the nearest unit.