[10 points] The following data are for the month of July for the Flex-7824 Company:Sales quantitySelling price perunitVariable cost perunitTotal fixed costsPlanning (Static)Budget12,000 units$88$61$136,000What is the company's flexible budget net operating income in July?Multiple Choice$95,000$152,000○ $188,000○ $269,000Actual Results15,000 units$85$66$133,000

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