Abrams Bottling Company sells fruit-flavored colas. Estimated sales in cartons for May, June, and July are 1,000, 3,000, and 5,000, respectively. The price is forecast at $5 per carton. Abrams requires that finished goods endinginventory be 20 percent of the next month's sales. Inventory was 500 units on May 1. Each carton requires 12 oz. of fruit syrup and 130 oz. of carbonated water. Materials ending inventory is 10 percent of the next month's productionneeds. May 1 inventory met that requirement.A. The budgeted revenue for May isB. The budgeted revenue for July isC. Production in May isD. Production in June isE. Purchases of syrup in May isF. Purchases of carbonated water in May is$cartonscartonsouncesounces

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