Jed Corporation manufactures recreational equipment. Frey Corporation has approached Jed with a special order for 30,000 soft balls. Instead of being packaged separately, the balls are to be bulk packed in boxes containing 500 balls each. Frey is willing to pay $2.45 per ball. Jed's Accounting Department knows that annual expected production is 400,000 balls. It also knows that the current year's production is 410,000 balls and that the maximum production capacity is 450,000 balls. The following additional information is available.
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