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CSCP Inc., (the Co.) manufactures a product that costs $26 per unit plus $22,000 in fixed costs each month. The Co. currently sells 1,000 of these units per month for $70 each. If it leased a machine for $9,000 a month, it could add features to the product, which would allow it to sell for $125 each. It would cost $15 per unit in addition to the leasing cost of $9,000, to add these features. If the Co. decides to lease the machine and add features to its product, how will it affect (increase/decrease) the monthly profit and by how much

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