product | forcast cost | cost % | margin allocation | allocated transaction price | |
X | 100000 | 29% | 14706 | 114706 | |
Y | 90000 | 26% | 13235 | 103235 | |
Z | 150000 | 44% | 22059 | 172059 | |
Total | 340000 | 100% | 50000 | 390000 | |
price | 390000 | ||||
margin | 50000 | ||||
transaction price allocated = forcast cost+margin allocated | |||||
Z transaction price allocted will be $172059 wich is approximatly | |||||
equal to 172065 option given in question | |||||
Therefore Option "A" is CORRECT |
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