You are looking into the business done by the Red Bull machines leased by your company, National Distributing, which are placed in various locations in nearby businesses. Red Bull does not charge you for the machines, only for the products which you purchase. You are responsible for insurance and maintenance. The businesses do not charge you to place the machines in their business. Drivers are hired in order to fill and service these machines. You are concerned that sales of Red Bull at your machines may not always stay at their current level. Alternatively, it is possible that sales may be higher in some months. You are interested in discovering how this would affect income. You would also like to see what happens to income if you raise the price charged per can, knowing this might lower your monthly Red Bull sales. You decide to explore all these different avenues by using the tools provided by Excel. 1. Open Red Bull worksheet. 2. The company has 150 machines that sell an average of 1,000 cans of Red Bull per month, for a total of 150,000 cans per month. In the Income Statement, input the data below and calculate the total lines that are in Bold on the worksheet: Revenue Units Sold 150,000