The correct answer is D) ($226,480).
Supporting calculations:
| Number of transformers produced in a year is 9,600 (4,800 * 2 production runs). | |
| Yearly Operating Costs: | |
| Setup costs ($18,000 * 2 production runs) | $36,000 |
| Direct costs ($45,000 * 2 production runs) | $90,000 |
| Indirect manufacturing costs ($115,000 * 2 production runs) | $230,000 |
| Destination costs (9,600 * $6.00 per transformer) | $57,600 |
| Customer service expenses (9,600 * $0.30 per transformer) | $2,880 |
| Total Yearly Operating Costs | $416,480 |
| Year 1 | |
| Selling price per unit | $25 |
| Number of transformers produced per year (b) | 9,600 |
| Sales Revenue (a * b) | $240,000 |
| Less: Yearly operating costs (see working notes) | ($416,480) |
| Less: Development costs | ($50,000) |
| Estimated life-cycle operating income (loss) for the first year | ($226,480) |
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