Can someone please help with requirement 4? It is due tonight, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

40 Requirement 4: 41 Remembering that showshoes can sell all the showshoes It produces, It desires to make 42 maxmum use of its production facilities. 43 44 Snowshoes also makes a boogle board. 45 The boogle boards have a maximum demand of 10,000 units. 46 One machine makes both the boogle boards and showshoes. 47 The machine has a maximum capacity of 30,000 48 machine hours per year. 49 The contribution margin of the boogle board is 6.25 50 per unit. The snowshoe takes 2 hours of machine 51 time to produce; the boogle board takes 1 hours to produce. 52 Assume that showshoes has been charging a price of $ 60.00 53 per pair of showshoes. 54 55 How many of each product should be produced with the capacity 56 of the machine? 57 58 59 i Snowshoes R Us makes snowshoes. It currently produces 2,100 pairs of snowshoes per year. 2 Its cost of making the bindings that are part of the snowshoes are as follows: 3 4 Direct materials 17,530 s Direct labor 2.900 6 Variable overhead 2,110 7 Fixed overhead 6,800 8 9 Total cost for 2,100 bindings 29,340 10 11 Showshoes has an offer from Better Bindings to sell bindings to Shoeshoes for 12 Snowshoes would pay 1.00 13 per unit to transport the bindings to its manufacturing plant, where it would add its own 14 logo at a cost of 0.40 per logo $ 12.00 each Snowshoe Boogle Equals #of products produced 16 Requirement 1: 17 Snowshoes R Us accountants predict that purchasing the bindings from Better Bindings 18 will enable the company to avoid 2,500 in fixed overhead. Prepare an analysis 19 to show whether Snowshoes R Us should make or buy the bindings. 20 21 Requirement 2: 22 The facilities freed by purchasing bindings from Better Bindings 23 can be used to manufacture another product that will contribute $ 2,700 24 to profit. Total fixed costs will be the same as if Snowshoes R Us 25 had produced the bindings, Show which alternative makes the best use of Snowshoes facilities. 26 27 Requirement 3: 28 The Snowshoes demand has risen to the extent that Shoeshoes fan sell all the product it 29 produces. Snowshoes Investors desire to earn a 12% return on their combined 30 investment of $ 404,250 What price per pair should Shoeshoes set to achieve this return? 31 Following are the costs to produce 2,100 pairs of Snowshoes: 32 | 33 Direct materials 34 Direct labor 35 Variable overhead 36 Fixed overhead 37 38 Total cost for 2,100 pairs of shoes 52,000 26,600 15,200 15,200 109,000 39 40 Requirement 4: 41 Remembering that showshoes can sell all the showshoes it produces, it desires to make 42 maximum use of its production facilities, 43 44 Snowshoes also makes a boogle board. 45 The boogie boards have a maximum demand of 10,000 units. 46 One machine makes both the boogie boards and showshoes. 47 The machine has a maximum capacity of 30,000 48 machine hours per year. 49 The contribution margin of the boogle board is 6.25 50 per unit. The snowshoe takes 2 hours of machine Instructions Requirement 1 Requirement 2 Requirement 3 Requirement 4 Real