Currently, Walmart purchases cartons of eggs from National Egg Supplier (NES) for $1 per dozen. The local Walmart manager, Phil, decides that he could get eggs for much cheaper if he has his own hens. Phil decides to purchase 100 hens for $50 each. Additionally, Phil must pay $10,000 to set up a coop in his backyard and pay for food and other supplies for the first year. Then, Phil only has to pay 60 cents for the carton packaging for each dozen eggs his hens lay. How many individual eggs must Phil's hens lay in the first year to breakeven with the cost of buying cartons of eggs from NES? 180000 15790 450000 98540