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On January 1, Bandy Manufacturing Plans to Introduce a Product

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On January 1, Bandy Manufacturing plans to introduce a product called Handy Dandy. The company plans to sell each unit of Handy Dandy for $25.00. Management has forecast the following in sales units for the first three months. On January 1, Bandy Manufacturing plans to introduce a product called Handy Dandy. The company plans to sell each unit of Handy Dandy for $25.00. Management has forecast the following in sales units for the first three months.   Each unit of Handy Dandy requires 2 kg of Dingaling and 1 hour of direct labour. Management wants to end each month with a Handy Dandy inventory level equal to 10 per cent of the following month's sales, and a Dingaling inventory equal to 5 per cent of the following month's production. Dingaling can be purchased for $3 per kg and direct labour costs are estimated to be $5.00 per hour. What are Bandy Manufacturing's budgeted prime costs in January? A)  $235 560 B)  $294 000 C)  $385 000 D)  None of the given answers
Each unit of Handy Dandy requires 2 kg of Dingaling and 1 hour of direct labour. Management wants to end each month with a Handy Dandy inventory level equal to 10 per cent of the following month's sales, and a Dingaling inventory equal to 5 per cent of the following month's production. Dingaling can be purchased for $3 per kg and direct labour costs are estimated to be $5.00 per hour. What are Bandy Manufacturing's budgeted prime costs in January?


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