A company is calculating the selling price for a product using Return on Investment Pricing. They have invested $569.867 in the product. The cost for each unit is $278. They expect a sales volume of 1,342 units. Management has tasked the product line team with producing a return on investment of 19% What is the selling price per unit, based on the data given above? Round your answer to two decimal places. Do not round any intermediate calculations A company makes stuffed golden retriever toys. The company has 458 units in inventory that somehow were manufactured with only one ear. The normal selling price of the stuffed toys is $22.78 each. The total cost of producing all of the one eared toys was $4,481. The company has two choices: Option 1: Rework the golden retrievers to add the missing ear, at a cost of $1.41 per unit. Option 2: They have identified a buyer for the one-eared toys. This buyer will pay them $17.41 per unit. What is the DIFFERENCE between the incremental profit of selecting Option 1 or Option 22 Enter your answer in TOTAL for ALL units. Assume they sell all of the units under either option. Hint: Calculate the incremental profit for each option. Enter the absolute value of the difference between those two numbers. (in other words, don't put a minus or plus sign in front of the number when you enter it in the box below). Enter your answer to two decimal places. Do not round any intermediate calculations