ABC manufactures t-shirts and is scheduled to produce 100 units in January and 150 units in February. The opening direct materials inventory at the start of January is 100 metres of fabric. Each t-shirt requires 1.2 metres of fabric at a cost of $0.75 per metre. If ABC desires 30% in the ending direct materials inventory how many metres of fabric should ABC purchase in January?

ABC manufactures t-shirts and is scheduled to produce 100 units in January and 150 units in February. The opening direct materials inventory at the start of January is 100 metres of fabric. Each t-shirt requires 1.2 metres of fabric at a cost of $0.75 per metre. If ABC desires 30% in the ending direct materials inventory how many metres of fabric should ABC purchase in January?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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