Al Mahar LLC produces three types of products-Baby wipes, Baby oil and Baby shampoo. Baby wipes requires 200 purchase orders. Baby oil requires 360 purchase orders and Baby shampoo requires 240 purchase orders. The total purchase related costs amounts to RO 260,000. The purchase related overhead assigned to each of the three products were: a. RO 260,000 for Baby wipes; RO 117,000 for Baby oil; RO 312,000 for Baby shampoo b. RO 78,000 for Baby wipes; RO 117,000 for Baby oil; RO 65,000 for Baby shampoo c. RO 312,000 for Baby wipes; RO 117,000 for Baby oil; RO 260,000 for Baby shampoo d. RO 65,000 for Baby wipes; RO 117,000 for Baby oil; RO 78,000 for Baby shampoo

Al Mahar LLC produces three types of products-Baby wipes, Baby oil and Baby shampoo. Baby wipes requires 200 purchase orders. Baby oil requires 360 purchase orders and Baby shampoo requires 240 purchase orders. The total purchase related costs amounts to RO 260,000. The purchase related overhead assigned to each of the three products were: a. RO 260,000 for Baby wipes; RO 117,000 for Baby oil; RO 312,000 for Baby shampoo b. RO 78,000 for Baby wipes; RO 117,000 for Baby oil; RO 65,000 for Baby shampoo c. RO 312,000 for Baby wipes; RO 117,000 for Baby oil; RO 260,000 for Baby shampoo d. RO 65,000 for Baby wipes; RO 117,000 for Baby oil; RO 78,000 for Baby shampoo

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