SungSam, Inc. is designing a new digital camcorder that is projected to have the following per$-$un costs to manufacture:

Cost Categories Unit Costs

Materials costs $$63$

Labor costs $$24$

Overhead costs $$110$

Total unit cost $$197$

SungSam adds $36\%$ to its manufacturing cost for corporate profit.

What unit profit would SungSam realize on each camcorder? $

What is the overall cost to produce a batch of $10,000$ camcorders? $

What would SungSam's profit be on the batch of $10,000$ if historical data show that $1\%$ of product will be scrapped in manufacturing, $3\%$ of finished product will go unsold, and $2\%$ of $5sc156$ product will be returned for refund?

Number of products scrapped in $mfg=$

Number of products unsold $=$

Number of products returned $=$

Total batch revenue $=$$

Overall batch profit $=$$

How much can SungSam afford to pay for a contract that would lock in a $44\%$ reduction in the unit material cost previously given? If SungSam does sign the contract, the sales price will not change.

Unit cost reduced to $=$$

Batch cost with contract $=$$

Difference in batch cost $\frac{w}{o}$ and $\frac{w}{?}$ contract $=$$

So the amount SungSam can pay for the contract $=$