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Ulmer Company has three product lines, X, Y, and Z. The following information is available:
Ulmer Company has three product lines, X, Y, and Z. The following information is available:      -Assume that product line Z is discontinued and replaced with product line Y. This will double the production and sales of product line Y without increasing fixed costs. Operating income will A)  increase $4,200. B)  increase $13,000. C)  increase $14,000. D)  decrease $1,000. Ulmer Company has three product lines, X, Y, and Z. The following information is available:      -Assume that product line Z is discontinued and replaced with product line Y. This will double the production and sales of product line Y without increasing fixed costs. Operating income will A)  increase $4,200. B)  increase $13,000. C)  increase $14,000. D)  decrease $1,000.
-Assume that product line Z is discontinued and replaced with product line Y. This will double the production and sales of product line Y without increasing fixed costs. Operating income will

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