The worst possible has happened. Per's pizza oven has broken down and a solution has to be found now you cannot make pizzas without an oven. Per has found a second-hand oven that can be installed and be ready for use tomorrow. The alternative is to buy a new oven, but 7 workdays will pass before it can be delivered The second-hand oven costs DKK 25,000 delivered and installed ready for use. It has a capacity of 1,000 pizzas per day. Per doubts the quality of the oven and expects that it will only last for 1 year, with no scrap value afterwards. The new oven costs DKK 80,000, however, some changes must be made in the kitchen for another DKK 15,000. The oven has a capacity of 1,500 pizzas per day. In spite of the increased capacity, the energy consumption is the same as for the second-hand oven, which Per also considers. The lifespan of the oven is 5 years, after which it has a scrap value of zero DKK. The total investment sum is to be depreciated linearly over 5 years. Question 5 Which of the two solutions will be most financially profitable for Per? Your answer must include relevant calculations and a well-argued explanation for your