Question 3: The Adrenaline company manufactures ATVs. Adrenaline manufactures two types of ATVs: Regular and Hyper. The Hyper ATV uses a special Turbo engine, which increases the acceleration and power of the engine. Adrenaline produces the engines, but outsources the turbocharger from Turbo, Inc for $500 per unit. Currently, Adrenaline produces and sells 600 units of its standard model and 400 units of its Turbo model every year. The Hyper model requires a special machine for installation, which is operating at capacity. Apart from the engine, the two models are the same and are purchased from a larger ATV manufacturer for $5,000 each. The data for the two engines units is given below. Regular Raw Materials $400 Labor 20 hrs @ $30 Variable Overhead $40 per DLH Fixed Overhead $50 per DLH Market Price $10,000 Hyper $1,050 (including turbocharger for $500) 30 hrs @ $30 $30 per DLH $40 per DLH $15,000 Adrenaline is considering whether to rent a plant for $20,000 per year to produce the 400 units of the turbocharger instead of purchasing them. The budgeted costs per unit for 400 units (not including rent) are as follows: Thermo. System Raw Materials $150 Direct Labor 2 hr @ $30 Variable Overhead $80 per DLH Fixed Overhead $70 per DLH Capacity 1000 units Adrenaline would have to send the part to its assembly plant at $10 per unit. Required: 1. Should Adrenaline continue to buy the turbocharger from Turbo Inc.? 2. Adrenaline is considering renting an additional machine ($50,000 annual rent) that can install the turbocharged engine. The marketing department believes it can sell an additional 100 units, but the market price for the Hyper model will drop to $14,000 per unit. Should Adrenaline rent the additional machine? (Assume that all other costs per unit are the same. Also, answer this question without changing your answer to question 1)