(15 pts) Athletics Inc. makes jerseys for teams. The NJIT Soccer Coach offers to buy 100 jerseys with the school logo on them for $15 each. The usual price for jerseys is $18, which is an 80% markup over the $10 price Athletics pays to buy them. Athletics prints logos on the jerseys at a variable cost of $2 per jersey, and the fixed costs for equipment and other expenses is $8,000. Athletics makes about 2,000 jerseys per year, so the fixed cost is about 6. $4 per jersey. Athletics has excess capacity to make the special order, but the manager turned down the NJIT offer saying, "If we sell at $15 and our cost is $16, we lose money on each jersey we sell a) Compute the amount by which the operating income of Athletics will change if it accepted the NJIT offer b) Is the manager right, and why