Your business has recently purchased a new fabrication machine designed to create sellable units. Market analysis shows that the company can expect to sell 25,000 units per year. The company uses a MARR of 7%, and relevant data is provided for the new machine: Assuming your business expects to run this project for ten years, how many units need to be created per year by the machine to be profitable? Use PW analysis. Given the expected sale of 25000 units per year, will this machine be profitable within this ten-year timeframe? Assuming 25,000 units made/sold per year, in what year will the project reach a break-even point? Round to the whole year. Assuming 25,000 units made/sold per year, what selling price would provide the company exactly the MARR? I.e., if the venture is unprofitable, how high do they need to raise the selling price; if profitable, how low could they sell the units while still making their MARR