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Purchase Order and Inventory
IN-CLASS ASSIGNMENT #3 Answer the following questions by using the information provided above. Submit your answers via the text entry box.
1.
How many gowns are you going to order for a one-month supply?
30days x 40 Disposable gowns = 1200
1200/ 10 gowns per box = 120 boxes = $706.80 before sales tax
2.
How many tongue depressors are you going to order for a one-
month supply?
30days x 40 Tongue depressors = 1200
1200/100 depressors per box = 12 boxes = $49.44 before sales tax
3.
How many syringes are you going to order for a one-month supply?
30
x
40=1200
1200 x 2 = 2400
2400/20 syringes per box = 120 boxes
120boxes x $18.77= $2,252.40 before sales tax
4.
How many needles are you going to order for a one-month supply?
30
x
40=1200
1200 x
2 = 2400
2400/20 needles per box = 120 boxes
120 boxes x $12.35
= $1482 before sales tax
5.
What is the total dollar amount of your order this month?
$
4,490.64 before sales tax.
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