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Special order
northern company regularly sells its only product for $36 per unit and has a 25% profit on each sale. the company has accepted a special order for a number of units, the production of which would use part of its unused capacity. the special order sales price is 50% of the normal price, and the profit margin is only 60% of the regular dollar profit. what, apparently, is

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a. northern's profit per unit on the special order?

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b. northern's variable cost per unit?

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c. northern's average fixed cost per unit on regular sales?

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