Charleston Carriage Company offers guided horse-drawn carriage rides through historic Columbus, Georgia. The carriage business is highly regulated by the city. Charleston Carriage Company has the following operating costs during April: (Click the icon to view the information.). During April (a month during peak season), Charleston Carriage Company had 13,200 passengers. Sixty percent of passengers were adults ($26 fare) while 40% were children ($18 fare). Read the requirements. Requirement 1. Prepare the company's contribution margin income statement for the month of April. Round all figures to the nearest dollar. (Do not round interim calculations or amounts. Round all amounts input in the table to the nearest dollar.) Charleston Carriage Company Contribution Margin Income Statement For the Month Ended April 30 Less: Less: Requirement 2. Assume passenger volume increases by 17% in May. Which figures on the income statement Data table Monthly depreciation expense on carriages and stable.. Fee paid to the City of Columbus Cost of souvenir set of postcards given to each passenger. Brokerage fee paid to independent ticket brokers (60% of tickets are issued through these brokers; 40% are sold directly by the Charleston Carriage Company) Monthly cost of leasing and boarding the horses. Carriage drivers (tour guides) are paid on a per passenger basis Monthly payroll costs of non-tour guide employees Marketing, website, telephone, and other monthly fixed costs. $ 2,200 20% of ticket revenue $0.65/set of postcards $1.40/ticket sold by broker $ 54,000 $3.90 per passenger $ 7,650 $ 7,100 If passenger volume increases by 17% in May, we would expect expenses to Which figures would remain the same as in April? Assuming that a 17% increase in volume is still in the same relevant range, we would expect costs to remain at their present level. Print Done 7%