Don Baxter's 6-year-old Chevrolet Impala requires repairs estimated at $5,400 to make it roadworthy again. His friend Aaron Bloom suggested that he buy a 6-year-old Ford Escort instead for $5,400 cash. Aaron estimated the following costs for the two cars: Costs Acquisition cost Impala Escort $24,000 $5,400 Repairs $5,400 SO Annual operating costs: gas, maintenance, insurance $2,900 $1,800 Required a. What costs are and are not relevant to this decision? Why? b. What should Don do? Explain. c. What quantitative and qualitative factors are relevant to his decision? Why? Potter Corporation has gained considerable market share in recent years for its specially, lov volume, complex line of products, but the gain has been offset by a loss in market share for its high-volume, simple line of products. This has resulted in a net decline in its overall profitability. Advise management about specific changes that may be required in its cost accounting system and explain why the existing system may be inadequate. Ajay Company Producar a Single Product with Selly price of $15 the product has contributing margin ratio of 0.4. Ajax Company has filed Cost of 900,000- break even number of unit sales.