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Wet Mop Incorporated expects to sell 9,000 mops. Fixed costs (for the year) are expected to be $13,000, unit sales price is expected to be $11, and unit variable costs are budgeted at $7.
Wet Mop's margin of safety (MOS) in units is:
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2,250.
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3,250.
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2,875.
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5,750.
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6,750.
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