Corporation's Olympia plant produces a module used in automobile manufacturing. The company's practical capacity is

5,600

modules per week. The selling price is

$430

per module. Production this quarter is

5,000

modules per week, and all of the modules produced are sold each week. Demand is expected to remain steady. Total costs of production this week at the level of

5,000

modules were

$310,000

of fixed costs plus

$1,500,000

of variable costs. Suppose that a new customer's supplier has an emergency need for

1,300

modules to be delivered next week and that the plant cannot schedule overtime production. Consequently,

McGee

would have to give up some of its current sales to fill the new order. Total selling and administrative costs would not change if

McGee

accepts the order.

Requirement What is the minimum (floor) price that McGee should charge for the new order?

First select the labels then calculate the minimum (floor) price that

McGee

should charge for the new order. (Round your answers to two decimal places.)

Floor price per unit