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20. Units to be produced in July = Budgeted sales + Desired ending inventory - Beginning inventory = 57,000 + (55,000*20%) - (57,000*20%) = 56,600 Option B |
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21. Budgeted collection for June = (67,000*25%)+(77,000*55%)+(57,000*20%) = 70,500 Option D |
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