The manager at East Coast Manufacturing organizes costs to prepare the Costs of Quality report. The manger compiled the following data:Employee training$156,000$205,000Warranty costs$251,000$170,000ReworkProduct testingCost of rejected units$30,000$25,000$760,000$100,000Sales return processing costsLost profits from lost salesInspection at State I of ProductionPreventative maintenance$95,000Improved equipment$145,000What of the following cost is the total cost of quality the manager should use to report the costs in the internal failure cost category?O A. $251,000O B. $602,000C. $281,000O D. $170,000O E. $205,000

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