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Terra Nova, Inc. has the capacity to rewire 300 vehicle wiring harnesses per day. The expected number of vehicles needing to be rewired per day is 225. The company is paid $26 for each wiring harness rewired. The fixed cost of renting the rewiring equipment is $250 per day. The vehicle bays space rents for $150 per day. The cost of materials is $18 per vehicle and labor costs $3 per wiring harness. What is the break-even number of wiring harnesses rewired per day?
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