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1. A firm manufactures and sells high-quality business printers and ink toners. Each printer sells for $650 and each toner sells for $100. The average user keeps the printer for 5 years and consumes 4 toners every year. In response to a recent significant drop in printer sales (which will reduce future toner sales as well), the firm wants to lower the printer price to $500. Assume that income from toner sales occurs at year-end and the firm's cost of capital is 10% How much of an increase in toner price is required to cover the loss in printer price

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