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BreesCo expects its new offering will sell 908 widgets per year at a cost of $46 each. Because the new BreesCo widget pairs so well with their existing product, the wadget, we expect to sell 264 additional wadgets at a cost of $8 each. What sales figure should we include on our pro forma income statement.

(Enter the magnitude of your response rounded to the nearest dollar)

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Sales in pro forma will be quantities of product multiplied by their price.

So Sales= 908*46 +264*8

Sales in pro forma = 41768+2112

= $43,880

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