Margaret could not stop thinking about a phone call she had received earlier. A potential customer had the nerve to call and ask if her company could give him a special deal on its main product, a bicycle helmet. Since Margaret knew the product cost of the helmet is $$14,$ she quickly said no to his offer of $$10\mathrm{.}80$ per unit. After thinking about it all day, though, she is now wondering if she did the right thing. The helmet production line has enough capacity available to produce the $110$ helmets the customer requested. The detailed per unit product costs include DM of $$2,$ DL of $$5,$ variable MOH of $$3,$ and fixed MOH of $$4.$

According to this information, should Margaret have accepted the special order?

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