answer problem B please

Patricia Zell, a dollmaker from Olney, Maryland, is interested in the mass marketing and production of a ceramic doll of her own design called Tiny Trisha. Zell has two manufacturing options. Option 1 requires an initial investment of $100,500 for plant and equipment, with labor and material costs of $200.00 per doll. Option 2 requires $201,200 for P&E, but only $175.00 for labor and materials. The doll will sell for $245.00. (a) Your answer has been saved. See score details after the due date. What is the breakeven point for Option 1? (Round answer to the nearest whole number, the tolerance is +/-1.) The breakeven point for Option 1 is 503 dolls. (b) Compare Options 1 and 2. At what volume of demand should Option 1 be chosen? (Round answer to the nearest whole number, the tolerance is +/-1.) If demand than we should choose Option 1. eTextbook and Media Save for Later Attempts: 0 of 1 used Submit