Question: please answer both photos QUESTION 40 Columbus, Inc, makes two products and has the following financial data: Total Product A Product B Sales revenue $930,000

please answer both photos  please answer both photos QUESTION 40 Columbus, Inc, makes two products
and has the following financial data: Total Product A Product B Sales

QUESTION 40 Columbus, Inc, makes two products and has the following financial data: Total Product A Product B Sales revenue $930,000 $600,000 $330,000 Variable costs (540,000) (250,000) (290,000) Contribution margin $390,000 $350,000 $10,000 Fixed costs (160.000) (70.000) (90.000) Operating income (loss) $230,000 $280,000 $(50,000) If Product B is dropped, total fixed costs remain unchanged, but the space formerly used to produce Product B can be rented out for $100,000 per year. How will the firm's operating income be affected by dropping Product B? , Operating income will decrease by $60,000 B. Operating income will increase by $40,000 OC Operating income will decrease by $40,000 OD. Operating income will increase by $60,000 QUESTION 41 Salem, Inc. makes two products with the following data: Product A Product B Sales price per unit $70/unit $170/unit Variable cost per unit $50/unit S70/unit Salem can make six units of Product A per machine hour, and it can make four units of Product B per machine hour. The firm's production capacity is 1,600 machine hours per month, and it can sell as many units of either product as it can make. How many units of each product should Salem produce in a month to maximize profits? (Round machine hour per unit to two decimal places and your final answer to the nearest whole dolar) OA. 9,600 units of Product and no units of Product B OB 6,400 units of Product A and 4,800 units of Product B OC 4,800 units of Product A and 3,200 units of Product B OD. No units of Product A and 6,400 units of Product B

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