Mr.Buster wants to open a new vacuum store called the Pick-up in a nearby plaza. Mr. Buster will be selling vacuums for $130 each: Variable costs (nat including the leasing costs below) are $94 for every vacuum. In terms of lease payments, the plaza has provided him three options Pay $20 per vacuum sold ii. $19,000 per month E $15,000 per month and $13 per vacuum sold Do not enter dollar signs or commas in the input boxes. Use the negative sign for negative values. Round all answers to the nearest whole number. a) Calculate the monthly operating income for each of the three options if 370 units are sold and if 680 units are sold, Operating Income Based on the Number of Vacuums Sold Lease Option 370 units 680 units 1. Pay $20 per vacuum sold $ 7400 X $ 13600 x 11. $19,000 per month $19000 X Sl 19000 X H. $15,000 per month and $13 per vacuum sold 19810 X $ 23840 X b) At a production level of 680 units, which option should be recommended? Option: i. Calculate the degree of operating leverage for the second lease option if Mr.Buster sells 680 vacuums. Round your answer to 2 decimal places. x Degree of Operating Leverage: 1.68 Take me to the text Sushi Sushi Restaurant offers two types of all you can eat options regular and ultimate. Ultimate provides more choices than the regular menu The restaurant incurs fixed costs of $17,000 per month. Its planned sales mix in units is 32% regular and 6896 ultimate, The following table indicates the selling price and variable costs for each option Regular Ultimate Selling Price $19 $27 Variable Cost $12 $15 Do not enter dollar signs or commas in the input boxes. Round your answers up to the nearest whole number How many units of each of the regular and ultimate options need to be sold each month for the company to break-even, assuming the planned sales mix is maintained. Break even point Regular Break even point Ultimate: Check