To find the fixed cost and net profit per unit produced, we can use the information provided.
Let's start by calculating the variable cost per unit produced:
Variable cost per unit = (Total Profit at higher production - Total Profit at lower production) / (Number of units at higher production - Number of units at lower production)
Variable cost per unit = ($65,600.00 - $47,600.00) / (11,500 - 8,500)
Variable cost per unit = $18,000.00 / 3,000
Variable cost per unit = $6.00
Now, we can calculate the fixed cost by subtracting the variable cost per unit from the total cost at the lower production level:
Fixed cost = Total profit at lower production - (Variable cost per unit x Number of units at lower production)
Fixed cost = $47,600.00 - ($6.00 x 8,500)
Fixed cost = $47,600.00 - $51,000.00
Fixed cost = -$3,400.00
The result is negative, indicating that there might be an error in the provided data or calculations. The fixed cost cannot be negative, so it's important to double-check the information and calculations.