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The boot department at the omaha department store is being considered for closure. the following information relates to boot activity: sales revenue $352,000 variable costs: cost of goods sold 282,000 sales commissions 32,000 fixed operating costs 92,000 if 80% of the fixed operating costs are avoidable, should the boot department be closed? a. yes, omaha would be better off by $35,600. b. yes, omaha would be better off by $54,000. c. no, omaha would be worse off by $19,600. d. no, omaha would be worse off by $38,000 e. none of the answers is correct.

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