Problem 6.6 patricia zell, a dollmaker from olney, maryland, is interested in the mass marketing and production of a ceramic doll of her own design called tiny trisha. zell has two manufacturing options. option 1 requires an initial investment of $5,000 for plant and equipment, with labor and material costs of $15 per doll. option 2 requires $25,000 for p& e, but only $10 for labor and materials. the doll will sell for $50.

(a) what is the breakeven point for option 1? (round answer to the nearest whole number, the tolerance is +/- 1).

(b) compare options 1 and 2. at what volume of demand should option 1 be chosen? (round answer to the nearest whole number, the tolerance is +/- 1).

(c) if demand (pick ) than(amount of units) we should choose option 1