Poland Poles, Inc. makes high quality ski poles. Each individual pole can be sold to an outdoor gear distributor for $68. The variable cost of producing each pole is $47. The company's cash-based fixed costs (such as managers' salaries, building rent, some components of utilities and insurance) total $3,650,000 per year. The machinery used in the manufacturing originally cost the company $9,450,000, and was expected to have a 6-year useful life. Poland's managers feel that the weighted average cost of capital for the company's typical investment projects is 8.7% per year. What number of poles sold constitutes the company's annual Operating (also called Accounting) Break-Even Point? [In subsequent question 11 you will compute the annual Financial Break-Even Point.] A. 98,809.52 OB. 45,434.78 C. 248,809.52 OD. 103.968.25 E. 478.968.25