In part a for the am/fm and hd income statements. should the income statement hd radio be 38,000 or 75,000(less variable expense) and why?plz show the work so I can understand.

A contribution format income statement for the most recent year for Big Bear Consumer Electronics Inc. is shown below. Total Department $320,000 100% 236,000 74% AM/FM radios $270,000 100% 216,000 80% HD radios $50,000 100% 20,000 40% 84,000 26% 30,000 60% Sales Less variable expenses Contribution Margin Less Traceable Fixed Expenses Segment Margin Less Common Fixed Expenses Net Operating Income 15,000 5% 10,000 4% 5,000 10% $44.000 69,000 40,000 22% 13% 16% $25,000 50% $29,000 9% PROBLEM BACKGROUND: Shortly after graduating with a business degree from Columbia University, you are hired as an assistant to the District Manager of a national consumer electronics chain. During your first day on the job, you attend a meeting regarding product lines carried by the chain. You learn about a fairly new innovation called HD (high definition) radio. This product allows consumers to listen to not only traditional AM and FM bands, but also to the newly created HD frequencies that most local radio stations are broadcasting free of charge to listeners on adjacent frequencies that previously were unused. Unlike satellite radio, this service requires no subscription charges. Consumers who have heard HD radio tell you that AM-HD broadcasts sound like FM and FM-HD broadcasts sound like CD quality! Due to improved manufacturing technologies, the cost to manufacture HD radios has dropped dramatically. PROBLEM: Your boss (the District Manager) has authorized you to spend 10.000 for advertising for one of your chain's local stores, promoting one of their product lines. A Marketing Research class at Columbia University conducted a study indicating that the additional advertising would increase sales of the AM/FM radios by 550,000 and increase sales of the HD radios by only $45,000 The local store manager (who never took a course in Managerial Accounting) are that the advertising budget should be spent on the AM/FM radios because it will result in more sales dollars. The store manager als rues that the AMFM radio Line's total sales are substantially higher than the HID line, therefore as the biggest selling item, it should receive all advertising allotments. a) Using Excel, prepare new segmented income statements (including the new sales and cost data based upon your rec t ion (hint on what line would the $10,000 of dedicated advertising appen?) You should subunit 3 semented income statements. The first being the original data on front of this , the second in the advertising is spent on AMTM and the third assuming the advertising is spent on HD radios b) Determine which product line (AM/FM radios or HD radios) you will spend the $10.000 of advertising on Show your work justifying this decision based upon cost benefit analysis. What would you tell the store manager? Include a short memoto your boss (the District Manager) explaining your decision