5.1 Evaluate the first order on page 7 of the case: The sales representative sold 450 units at $7 per unit. Did they achieve break-even point? How much did the order contribute to covering fixed costs? Was it a good decision? Did they achieve break-even point? How much did this order contribute to covering fixed costs? Was it a good decision? Although they were included in the analysis, why are fixed costs not relevant to making this decision about the order? Hint: evaluate Income with and without the order? When is the firm better off (when they accept or reject this order?) Did they achieve break-even point? How much did this order contribute to covering fixed costs? Was it a good decision? Although they were included in the analysis, why are fixed costs not relevant to making this decision about the order? Hint: evaluate Income with and without the order? When is the firm better off (when they accept or reject this order?) Given that fixed costs are not relelvant to making the decision, evaluate Lee High's decision rules. Do you agree with his rules? Why or why not? If you disagree, develop a new rule? There are lots of hints about what the new rule should be in the WORD document and in the PowerPoint slides