Cardinal Manufacturing projects the following unit sales: • April: 8,500 units ⚫ May: 6,200 units ⚫ June: 12,300 units Finished goods inventory is consistently maintained at 75% of the following month's sales. If units cost $22 each to produce, what is May's total cost of production?

Cardinal Manufacturing projects the following unit sales: • April: 8,500 units ⚫ May: 6,200 units ⚫ June: 12,300 units Finished goods inventory is consistently maintained at 75% of the following month's sales. If units cost $22 each to produce, what is May's total cost of production?

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Cardinal Manufacturing projects the following unit sales:
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April: 8,500 units
⚫ May: 6,200 units
⚫ June: 12,300 units
Finished goods inventory is consistently maintained at 75% of the following
month's sales. If units cost $22 each to produce, what is May's total cost of
production?

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