Continue filling out the table with the rest being: - shipping - total variable expenses - contribution margin - fixed expenses: - salary of product line manager - general factory overhead - depreciation of equipment - advertising - traceable - insurance on inventories - purchasing department = total fixed expenses = operating loss 2.) would you recommend that the Williams products Inc line be discontinued?

Williams Products Inc. manufactures and sells a number of items, Including school knapsacks. The company has been experiencing losses on the knapsacks for some time, as shown by the contribution format income statement below: WILLIAMS PRODUCTS INC. Income Statement-School Knapsacks For the Quarter Ended June 30 Sales $265, 000 Variable expenses: Variable manufacturing expenses $74, 200 Sales commissions 29, 150 Shipping 7,950 Total variable expenses 111,300 Contribution margin 153, 700 Fixed expenses: Salary of product-line manager 10,000 General factory overhead 52,600* Depreciation of equipment (no resale value) 19,500 Advertising-traceable 52,200 Insurance on inventories 4,300 Purchasing department 31,24et Total fixed expenses 169,840 Operating loss $ (16,140) "Allocated on the basis of machine-hours. Allocated on the basis of sales dollars. Discontinuing the knapsacks would not affect sales of other product lines and would have no noticeable effect on the company's total general factory overhead or total purchasing department expenses. Required: a. Compute the increase or decrease of net operating income if the Williams Products Inc line is continued or discontinued. (Input all amounts as positive except Decreases in Sales, Decreases in Contribution Margin, and Net Losses which should be indicated by a minus sign.) Difforonco: Keep School Drop School Operating Knapsack Knapsack Income Increase or (Decrease) Sales $ 265,000 $ of $ (265,000) Variable expenses Variable manufacturing expenses 74,200 74,200 Sales commissions 29, 150 29,150 Shipping 7,950 7,950 MacBook Pro