Choose the correct answers . D.Materials ( 150 000 )$. D.Wages ( 250 000 )$. D.Expencess ( 150 000 )$. Ind.Expencess ( 125000 )$. Marketing cost ( v. ) ( 75000 )$. Ind.Marketing ( f. ) ( 85000 )$.?. Production cost ( using total cost ) . * ( 675000)$ (- 670000)$. ( another option ). ( 835000 )$

Choose the correct answers . D.Materials ( 150 000 )$. D.Wages ( 250 000 )$. D.Expencess ( 150 000 )$. Ind.Expencess ( 125000 )$. Marketing cost ( v. ) ( 75000 )$. Ind.Marketing ( f. ) ( 85000 )$.?. Production cost ( using total cost ) . * ( 675000)$ (- 670000)$. ( another option ). ( 835000 )$

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