To earn some money, John is thinking of staring up a "Back-Yard BBQ" stand at his university campus this summer. The basic "BBQ" equipment will cost $3390, and the variable cost (VC) for each "BBQ Meal" is estimated to be $6.30. He thinks he will be able to sell each "BBQ Meal" for $8.75. (a) What is the break-even quantity of "BBQ Meals" for Jobp's "Back-Yard BBQ" stand? (b) If John's goal for profit is $2500 for his fall semester tuitlon, how many "BBQ Meals" would he need to sell in the summer to reach his goal? (a) John has to sell meals to break even. (Round up to the nearest integer.) (b) To make a $2500 profit, John needs to sell meals. (Round up to the nearest integer.)