10. A company needs to produce widgets. Two machines are able to make the widgets. Machine A costs $10 to set up to begin production Machine B cost $50 to set up. Machine A can make widgets at a cost of $2.00 each; Machine B can make widgets at a cost of $1.50 each. Machine A is stopped every time it has made 15 widgets for maintenance. This costs $5.00. a. Draw a chart to compare costs. b. Using the chart, identify the break even point. c. Determine the least costly method and the cost to produce 40 widgets. d. Determine the least costly method and the cost to produce 10 widgets. 10. A company needs to produce widgets. Two machines are able to make the widgets. Machine A costs $10 to set up to begin production Machine B cost $50 to set up. Machine A can make widgets at a cost of $2.00 each; Machine B can make widgets at a cost of $1.50 each. Machine A is stopped every time it has made 15 widgets for maintenance. This costs $5.00. a. Draw a chart to compare costs. b. Using the chart, identify the break even point. c. Determine the least costly method and the cost to produce 40 widgets. d. Determine the least costly method and the cost to produce 10 widgets