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Answer ; Cost of Goods Manufactured is Equals to Cost of goods Sold
Cost of goods Sold = Beginning stock + Cost of goods Manufactured - Ending inventory
if Beginning and ending inventory is Zero
Cost of Goods Sold = 0+ cost of Goods Manufactured - 0
Cost of Goods Sold = Cost of Goods Manufactured
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