Google$$s Fitbit division makes fitness trackers. Assume the following data from Google.

Cost per Tracker

Assembly process costs

Direct materials $ $80$

Conversion $60$

Cost per Tracker

Custom option

Company logo $ $30$

Compute cost per unit for

$($a$)$ a noncustom $($standard$)$ fitness tracker and

$($b$)$ a custom tracker with a company logo$.$

Assume Google marks up its fitness trackers by $40\%.$ Compute the selling price per unit for each type of fitness tracker.

Assume Google wants its standard fitness tracker to compete with the entry level Apple Watch. Assume the entry level Apple Watch sells for $$200$ per unit. Is Google$$s selling price for its noncustom $($Standard$)$ fitness tracker lower than $$200$ per unit for the Apple Watch?