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Ivanhoe's Plantery has been selling an average of $630$ plants per week over the past two months of this year. Ivanhoe's sells each plant

for $$3.$ Each plant is grown in Ivanhoe's own greenhouse, has a unit variable cost of $$0\mathrm{.}70,$ and Ivanhoe's weekly fixed costs are $$756.$

Ivanhoe's Plantery is considered buying plants grown by another supplier which have been offered at a price of $$1$ per plant. If

Ivanhoe's were to purchase the plants instead of growing them in$-$house, half of the fixed costs can be avoided. Should Ivanhoe's

Plantery continue to grow its own plants or purchase them directly from a supplier. $($Round answer to $2$ decimal places, eg$.275\mathrm{.}25.)$

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