Calculate the basic stock given the following: Total planned sales of $88,678 for the spring season with a planned turnover of 1.98. March sales are planned at $6,777. Using the basic stock method, what should the March BOM be?
$23,230 |
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$36,784 |
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$66,343 |
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$51,564 |
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None of the above |
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Calculate the basic stock given the following: Total planned sales of $88,678 for the spring season...
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