Wham Products, a maker of specialty products, is currentiy manufacturing and selling a product called Gory Goo. A daccunt department store, J-Mart, has made a one-time affer to purchase 56.000 units of Gory Goo at \$4.25 per unit for sale in J-1.1art stores. Since Wham has enough excest cagacty, management would naturally like te produce and sel the additional units, But there is concern that 54.25 is below Gory Gob's init manufacutting costs and well below lit's normal fo.25 selling price. Last year, Gory Goo's unst sales were 410,000 and its total manufacturing costs were fixed selling and administrative expensea were $164.000. For the special order, variable manufacturing costs per unit are expected to be the same as they wech lase year, but because the special order units are seing sold directiy to the J.Mait chalin, variable seiling and administrative expenses are expected to be only \$1.00 per unit. Fixed costs will nat be alfectec. Even though the gpecial order units will have a different name and packaging. Wham's marketing group still believes that approximatsiv. 5,000 units from the specal order wil be sold to customers who would normally purchase Gory Goo from Wham, REQUTRED If Wham accepts the offer from J.Mart, what will be the effect on firm profits