A company has $400$ obsolete units of a product that are carried

in inventory at a total cost of $$26,800.$ These units can be

upgraded at a total cost of $$10,000.$ As an alternative, the units

can be sold in their present condition for $$11,200.$ Assume the

company decides to upgrade the units. Calculate the selling

price per unit that would make the company as well off as if it

just sold the units in their present condition $($Hint: In your

incremental analysis, the change to net income is $$0).$ Round

your answer to two decimal places.A company has $400$ obsolete units of a product that are carried in inventory at a total cost of $$26,800.$ These units can be upgraded at a total cost of $$10,000.$ As an alternative, the units can be sold in their present condition for $$11,200.$ Assume the company decides to upgrade the units. Calculate the selling price per unit that would make the company as well off as if it just sold the units in their present condition $($Hint: In your incremental analysis, the change to net income is $$0).$ Round your answer to two decimal places.