From your external analysis you determine that Baldwin will likely invest in plant capacity this year. Assume Baldwin$$s product Baker uses $66\mathrm{.}8\%$ of the current production capacity, and the remainder of the company's production and outsourcing capacity is split among the other products. If Baldwin adds $20\%$ to their current capacity this year, how many units of Baker will they be able to produce? Ignore current inventories. Round answer to nearest $10,000$ units. Figures in thousands $(000).$

Question $5$ options:

$1)$

$3,473$

$2)$

$3,210$

$3)$

$3,073$

$4)$

$2,800$