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Production Budget

Business

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Answer and Explanation:

The preparation of production budget is shown below:-

Weightless Inc

Production Budget

For the month ending October 31

Units Bath Scale Units Gym Scale

Expected Units to

be sold 150,000 90,000

Desired Inventory,

October 31 12,500 8,000

Total 162,500 98,000

Less: Estimated Inventory,

October 1 -18,000 -10,000

Total Units to be

produced 144,500 88,000

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