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Determine value
| Product | Total cost | Total market | Lower of cost or market |
| A | 5220 | 4980 | 4980 |
| B | 693 | 774 | 693 |
| C | 10455 | 10168 | 10168 |
| D | 3996 | 3618 | 3618 |
| E | 5445 | 5445 | 5445 |
| Total | 25809 | 24985 | 24904 |
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