Friar Corp. sells two products. Product A sells for $60 per unit, and has unit variable costs of $34. Product B sells for $76 per unit, and has unit variable costs of $40. Currently, Friar sells three units of Product B for every one unit of Product A sold. Friar has fixed costs of $552.750. How many units would Friar have to sell to earn a profit of $187,600? Multiple Choice O 11,050 units of A and 11,050 units of B 22.100 units of A and 22.100 units of B 16,575 units of A and 5,525 units of B 5,525 units of A and 16,575 units of B

Friar Corp. sells two products. Product A sells for $60 per unit, and has unit variable costs of $34. Product B sells for $76 per unit, and has unit variable costs of $40. Currently, Friar sells three units of Product B for every one unit of Product A sold. Friar has fixed costs of $552.750. How many units would Friar have to sell to earn a profit of $187,600? Multiple Choice O 11,050 units of A and 11,050 units of B 22.100 units of A and 22.100 units of B 16,575 units of A and 5,525 units of B 5,525 units of A and 16,575 units of B

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