Breaded Oak, Incorporated has a policy that requires 20 percent of the expected sales of its product to be on hand at the end of the prior month. Forecasted sales, in units, for the months of January through April are as follows: January February March April 36,000 units 42,000 units 58,000 units 52,000 units Required: a. Calculate the number of units planned for ending inventory for January, February, and March. b. Calculate the number of units budgeted to be produced in January, February, and March. a. Units planned for ending inventory b. Units budgeted to be produced January February March

Breaded Oak, Incorporated has a policy that requires 20 percent of the expected sales of its product to be on hand at the end of the prior month. Forecasted sales, in units, for the months of January through April are as follows: January February March April 36,000 units 42,000 units 58,000 units 52,000 units Required: a. Calculate the number of units planned for ending inventory for January, February, and March. b. Calculate the number of units budgeted to be produced in January, February, and March. a. Units planned for ending inventory b. Units budgeted to be produced January February March

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