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klio [65]
3 years ago
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When taking personal inventories, it is best to find fun inventories that identify you as a cartoon character, animal, or superh

ero. That way you'll stay interested in the results
true or false
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2 answers:
JulijaS [17]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The Answer Is True :) Just Took The Test!

Explanation:

iogann1982 [59]3 years ago
4 0
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "TRUE." When taking personal inventories, it is best to find fun inventories that identify you as a cartoon character, animal, or superhero. That way you'll stay <span>interested in the results</span><span> </span>
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                       Merchandises Purchase Budget

                        For July, August , September

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Budgeted ending inventory units        47,250  40,500      30,000

Add: Budgeted unit sales for month  180,000  315,000    270,000

Required units available inventory     227,250  355,500   300,000

Less: Beginning inventory units          27,000   47,250      40,500

Units to be purchased                         200,250  308,250   259,500

Working Note 1

September required units

Ending inventory                         30,000

Add: Budgeted sales                  270,000

Total required in September      300,000

Working Note 2

September Beginning inventory

Total required                               300,000

Less: Budgeted purchases          259,500

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Working Note 3

Beginning inventory of September = Ending inventory of August

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August required units

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Add: Budgeted sales    315,000

Total required in August 355,500

Working Note 5

August beginning inventory

Total required                        355,500

Less: Budgeted purchases 308,250

August beginning inventory  47,250

Working Note 6

Beginning inventory of August = Ending inventory of July

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July required units

Ending inventory           47,250

Add: Budgeted sales     180,000

Total required in July      227,250

Working Note 8

July beginning inventory

Total required                         227,250

Less: Budgeted purchases    200,250

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