In response to a growing awareness of gluten allergies, Wildhorse Bakery tried using gluten-free flour in its three most popular cookies. After several attempts and a lot of inedible cookies, the company perfected new recipes that yield delicious gluten-free cookies. The costs of producing a batch of 100 cookies are as follows:

		Chocolate Chip				Sugar				Oatmeal Raisin
Sales price			$127.60				$109.80				$130.20
Variable cost			$78				$61				$87
Fixed cost			18				13				21
Total cost			96.00				74.00				108.00
Gross profit			$31.60				$35.80				$22.20
Pounds of flour			2				2				1.5

Assuming no raw material constraints and unlimited demand for cookies, calculate contribution margin per batch for Chocolate Chip, Sugar, Oatmeal Raisin cookies. (Round answers to 2 decimal places, e.g. 52.75.)

Cookies		Contribution Margin
Chocolate Chip		$Enter a dollar amount rounded to 2 decimal places
Sugar		$Enter a dollar amount rounded to 2 decimal places
Oatmeal Raisin		$Enter a dollar amount rounded to 2 decimal places

What type of cookie would maximize the companys contribution margin?

Select a type of cookie Oatmeal RaisinSugarChocolate Chip

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Assume that, based on typical customer demand, Wildhorse will sell 12,900 batches of chocolate chip cookies, 8,900 batches of sugar cookies, and 10,900 batches of oatmeal raisin cookies. What will the companys contribution margin be?

The companys contribution margin

$Enter the companys contribution margin in dollars

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Wildhorses flour supplier has announced a shortage of gluten-free flour. As a result, Wildhorse will only be able to purchase 42,150 pounds of flour. How many batches of each type of cookie should the company bake?

		Batches
Chocolate Chip		Enter a number of batches
Sugar		Enter a number of batches
Oatmeal Raisin		Enter a number of batches

What will the companys contribution margin be?

The companys contribution margin

$Enter the companys contribution margin in dollars

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If Wildhorse uses gluten-free flour in other products, will the allocation you recommend in part (c) change?

Select an option No or Yes