Assume that a Gramry's soup plant is running at 90% of is menthly capacty. Grammy's has just received a spociat ordet to produce 5.000 cases of chickon noode coup for s natonal supermarket. The supermarket will sell the soup under its own private brand label. The soup will be the same in al respects, axcept for ihe label, which wit cost Grammys an extr $10,000 in fotal to design. The supermarket has otered to pay colly $25.00 pet case, which is well under Geammy's normal salos price. Costs at the current producion level (270,000 cases) are as follows Atil (Click the icon to vew the table.) 1. Is there enough excess capacity to fill this orden? 2. Wil Grammy's operning income increase or dectease if it accepts this specia order? By how much? 1. Is there enough exoess capachy to fili this orden? If the plant is producing 270,000 cases a month, yet only operating at 90% of capodily, it must have a capacity levol of cases per manth. This means the plant has eicess capechy of cases per month. there is onough capacty to filt this special orber 2. Wu Grammers operating income increase or decrease ti accepts this special erden? By how Complete the folowing incrementai analyti to help you make your rocommendafion. (Use pore vinus sign to indicate a decresie in cperafing income ) Total for No, Assume that a Grammy's soup plant is running at 90% of its monthly capacity. Grammy's has just recelved a special ordor to produce 5,000 casos of chicken noodle soup supermarket. The supermarket will sell the soup under its own private brand label, The soup will be the same in all respects, except for the label, which will cost Grammy to design. The supermarket has offered to pay only $25.00 per case, which is well under Grammy's normal sales price, Costs at the current production level (270.000 case (Click the icon to view the table?) 1. Is there enough excess capacity to fill this order? 2. Will Grammy's operating income increase or decrease if it accepts this special order? By how much