Peas and Carrots, LLC manufactures running shoes. The company produces two products: Forrest and Jenny. The following annual operating information is available for each product line: Forrest Jenny Sales Revenue $230,000 $70,000 Variable Expenses (161,000) (56,000) Traceable Fixed Expenses (22,000) (12,500) Common Fixed Expenses (15,500) (10,000) Operating Income (Loss) $31,500 ($8,500) What would happen to the company's operating income if Jenny is dropped and the freed up capacity sits idle? increase by $11,250 decrease by $1,500 decrease by $14,000 increase by $8,500 None of the above.

Peas and Carrots, LLC manufactures running shoes. The company produces two products: Forrest and Jenny. The following annual operating information is available for each product line: Forrest Jenny Sales Revenue $230,000 $70,000 Variable Expenses (161,000) (56,000) Traceable Fixed Expenses (22,000) (12,500) Common Fixed Expenses (15,500) (10,000) Operating Income (Loss) $31,500 ($8,500) What would happen to the company's operating income if Jenny is dropped and the freed up capacity sits idle? increase by $11,250 decrease by $1,500 decrease by $14,000 increase by $8,500 None of the above.

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