For the Quick Response Company, the inventory turnover is 20 and the average inventory is BD 1,132,500 while the annual demand for their basic material is 650,500 units. Find the annual cost of goods sold.

For the Quick Response Company, the inventory turnover is 20 and the average inventory is BD 1,132,500 while the annual demand for their basic material is 650,500 units. Find the annual cost of goods sold.

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