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ending inventory of finished goods = 25 %

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2 = 14,000

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4 = 16,000

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Production for 2nd Quarter = Quarter 2 sale + Desired Q2 ending inventory - Beginning Q2 inventory ...................1

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Production for 2nd Quarter = Quarter 2 sale + (25% of Q3 Sale) - (25% of Q2 sale)

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The computations of contribution margin and contribution margin ratio are as follows:

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Variable costs as % of sales 0.38 0.35 0.23

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