A. Tidbit Cafe has been in business for five years. The manager is considering adding a new signature cocktail to its line of products. The cost per litre for making the cocktail is estimated to be: Direct material $20 Direct labour cost $80 Variable overhead $40 Fixed overhead applied $60 Total $200 Tidbit Cafe estimates the quantity required per month to be 5,000 litres. The company also has the option of purchasing the cocktail mixture from Fine Beverages (an outside supplier) for $220 per litre. If the company chooses to outsource production, the fixed overhead applied will be reduced by 40%. Required: Prepare an analysis to help the manager of Tidbit Cafe decide whether to buy or to make their own cocktail. [12 marks] B. In-Season Export Corporation is a Jamaican company specializing in the production of fruit medley. The company sells to several grocery stores in Florida. The company has the capacity to produce 50,000 units annually. The following is a summary of the company income statement for 2021. Sales (35,000 units @ $25) $875,000 Variable manufacturing and selling expense - $11.50 per unit ($402,500) Contribution Margin $472,000 Fixed Costs ($250,000) Operating Income $222,500 A distributor in Florida is opening another store in Texas and has offered to buy 13,000 units. They are proposing to pay 80% of the current selling price. To fulfill this order, the distributor requires a specialized packaging material which would cost the company $3.50 per unit. In addition, a special machine costing $40,000 would be needed to separate the special order from the regular production. This machine would be useless to In-Season once this order is filled. Required: Prepare an analysis showing ALL relevant figures. What decision should be made - accept or reject the special? [12 marks] C. Distinguish between relevant and irrelevant information using appropriate examples. [3 marks ]