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Zielflug [23.3K]
2 years ago
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The manufacturing cost of an air-condioning unit is $544, and the full-replacement extended warranty costs $113. If the manufact

urer sells 506,970 units with extended warranties and must replace 20% of them as a result, how much will the replacement costs be? (Note: Assume manufacturing costs and replacement costs are the same.)
Business
2 answers:
Likurg_2 [28]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

$11,457,522

Explanation:

If the full extended warranty costs are $113 per unit replaced, and 20% of the 506,970 units sold will be replaced, then the total warranty costs are:

total warranty costs = total number of units sold x percentage of units that need warranty replacement x cost per unit replaced

total warranty costs = 506,970 units x 20% x $113 per unit = $11,457,52

aleksley [76]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

$11,457,522

Explanation:

If the full extended warranty costs are $113 per unit replaced, and 20% of the 506,970 units sold will be replaced, then the total warranty costs are:

total warranty costs = total number of units sold x percentage of units that need warranty replacement x cost per unit replaced

total warranty costs = 506,970 units x 20% x $113 per unit = $11,457,52

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