I need help understanding this question by each step. The answer is NOT a loss of $8,070. NOTE- please do not just copy and paste the answer to a similar question.

Whom Products, maker of specialty products, is currently manufacturing and selling product called Gory Goo. A discount department store. -Mort has made a one-time offer to purchase 51.000 units of Gary Got 51.25 per unit for sale in Martstores. The name and packaging for these 3.000 units will be changed to not to appear to be the one Gory Goo. Since Wham has enough excom crochy, management would naturally like to produce and sell the additional units. But there is concern that 54.25 is below Cory Coo's uit manufacutring contand will below it's normal selling price, which is set to abovent manufacturing Last year, Gory Goo's unites were 490,000 and its total manufacturing contre Direct material Direct labor Variable overhead Foud Overhead Total manufacturing 246,000 320,000 1,476,000 52,419,000 In addition to the manufacturing costs, there were selling and administrative expenses associated with Gory Goo. Variable selling and administrative expenses were $1.40 per unit, and feed selling and administrative expenses were $164,000 For the special order, unit variable manufacturing costs are expected to be the same as they were last year, and found manufacturing costs are not expected to increase. Pored selling and adminstrative experses are also not expected to increase, but because the special order units are being sold directly to the - Mort chain, variable selling and administrative expenses are expected to be only $1.10 per un Even though the special order units will have a different name and packaging. Wham's marketing group still believes that approximately 7,000 units from the special order will be sold to customers who would normally purchase Gory Goo from Whem. The group also believes that Mart has no other source for the Gory Goo product REQUIRED If Whan accepts the offer from Mart, what will be the effect on firm profits