5.) If the company wishes each scenario, food cart and food tru generate net income (after-tax) of $170,000, what is the am sales that needs to be generated? How many plates will the be sold? Prepare a contribution margin statement for this st verify that your after-tax net income in fact equals $170,000 the food cart and food truck. 6.) Assume that the company expects sales to decline by 20% There will be no change in plate price. Prepare forecasted fi results for next year following the format of the contribution income statement as shown above with columns for each of types (assume a 32% tax rate, and that any loss before taxe 32% tax savings). 7.) Assume that the company expects sales to increase by 20% There will be no change in plate price. Prepare forecasted f results for next year following the format of the contribution income statement as shown above with columns for each of types (assume 32% tax rate, and that any loss before taxes 32% tax savings). 8.) If sales greatly increase. which type (food cart or truck) woul experience a greater increase in profit? What if sales decline product would experience a greater loss or reduction in inco Explain why. How does your calculation from (4) support yo 9.) Thinking about sales, is there any day of the week or time of greater sales are expected? Which type is more sensitive to occurrence? Which type is less sensitive to this occurrence? type is more advantageous and why? Is there anything else company can do to manage the decline in sales that come v days and times