Begin by determining the increase in price for the iPads: $50 multiplied by 10 equals $500. Thus, the iPad's price was raised by $500. Next, subtract this total from the original iPad price: $5,000 minus $500 results in $4,500. This indicates that the actual cost for 10 iPads, unadjusted by the increase, stands at $4,500. To find the individual iPad cost, divide that total by 10, leading to $4,500 divided by 10, which gives $450. Therefore, the manufacturing cost of each iPad is $450.
