Your company makes BBQ's from scratch - that is to say, you currently make all o the components for the BBQ's from their raw materials (sheet metal, paint, nuts & bolts, etc.) Component "A", of which you make 3,000 units per month, costs you $29.00 in variable costs per unit and $12.00 per unit in fixed costs, for a total cost of $41 per unit based on the 3,000 units per month. A supplier has offered to sell you 3,000 units per month of component "A" for $32.00 per unit. Assuming the "dollars and cents" work out to accept the offer, wha other factors should you consider before accepting the offer? all of the listed answers are correct none of the listed answers are correct quality of the supplier's product compared to your own product ability of the supplier to deliver components in order to meet your production schedule