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Watson Corporation manufactures two products,Simple and Complex.The following annual information was gathered: Watson Corporation manufactures two products,Simple and Complex.The following annual information was gathered:   Total annual fixed costs are $18,000.Assume Watson Corporation can produce and sell any mix of Simple or Complex at full capacity.It takes one hour to make one unit of Complex.However,Simple takes 50% longer to manufacture when compared to Complex.Only 120,000 hours of plant capacity are available.How many units of Simple and Complex should Watson Corporation produce and sell in a year to maximize profits? A) an equal number of Simple and Complex B) 80,000 units of Simple and 0 units of Complex C) 0 units of Simple and 120,000 units of Complex D) either Simple or Complex; it does not matter Total annual fixed costs are $18,000.Assume Watson Corporation can produce and sell any mix of Simple or Complex at full capacity.It takes one hour to make one unit of Complex.However,Simple takes 50% longer to manufacture when compared to Complex.Only 120,000 hours of plant capacity are available.How many units of Simple and Complex should Watson Corporation produce and sell in a year to maximize profits?


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