Question 5 (2.5 points) GoodDog Company manufactures and sells a variety of products. A foreign distributor offers to buy 8,000 units of GoodDog's popular dog beds for $15 per unit. Information on GoodDog's regular sales of the dog beds is as follows: Sales (75,000 units at $20 each) $1,500,000 Variable manufacturing and administrative costs 675.000 Contribution margin $ 825,000 Fixed manufacturing and administrative costs 637.500 Operating income $ 187,500 GoodDog has the capacity to produce up to 80,000 dog beds each year. How much will GoodDog's income change if they accept the order from the customer? O A) Income would decrease by $20,000 B) Income would decrease by $53,000 C) Income would increase by $48,000 D) Income would increase by $15,000 Question 6 (2.5 points) PriorityOne sells three products. Some of its production personnel are currently on vacation. As a result, PriorityOne cannot completely fill all customer orders this week due to limited labor hours available. Information on the three products is as follows: $100 64 $36 Sales price per unit Variable cost per unit Contribution per unit $87 27 $60 B $62 14 $48 6 6 8 Labor hours per unit Weekly demand (units) 200 150 75 PriorityOne has a maximum of 2,100 labor hours available each week. How many of each product should PriorityOne produce this week in order to maximize profits? OA) 100 A, 150 B, 75 C OB) 200 A, 50 B, 75C OC) 200 A, 150 B, 75 C OD) 180 A, 140 B, 46 0