Please do not give solution in image format thanku Sunland Cookies bakes, packages, and distributes a variety of delicious cookies, including the company's best-selling chocolate chipand oatmeal raisin cookies. Charlie, the head accountant, is finishing an accounting recap for the year and has gathered data abouteach of these treats.Chocolate Chip:Beginning WIP Inventory:Ending WIP Inventory:Oatmeal Raisin:Beginning WIP Inventory:Ending WIP Inventory:Wages (Stirring)Wages (Baking)Wages (Packaging)Cookie Materials$12297$10077Charlie would like to take a closer look at the unit cost for each cookie to assist management in making better decisions for theupcoming year. Charlie has compiled the following costing information:Manufacturing Overhead (MOH)$8392$3450O 46688 unitsO 42767 unitsO 39502 unitsO 51017 unitsChocolate Chip$26844$18080$11126$18340$33301Oatmeal Raisin$24817$14422$10243$16325$31053Sunland has determined the unit cost of Chocolate Chip to be $2.57 and the unit cost of Oatmeal Raisin to be $2.55. How manyChocolate Chip cookies did the company manufacture during the year?

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Sunland has determined the unit cost of Chocolate Chip to be $2.57 and the unit cost of Oatmeal Raisin to be $2.55. How many Chocolate Chip cookies did the company manufacture during the year? O 46688 units O 42767 units O 39502 units O 51017 units

Sunland has determined the unit cost of Chocolate Chip to be $2.57 and the unit cost of Oatmeal Raisin to be $2.55. How many Chocolate Chip cookies did the company manufacture during the year? O 46688 units O 42767 units O 39502 units O 51017 units

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