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A company reported the following data related to its ending inventory 95% 95 Product Units Per Market on Hand Unit Cost Total be SR1,100 Otal Market Cost 100 SR10 SR11 SR1,000 75 16 60 1,200 14 1,050 13 95abe1 D. 40 840 dreax18 780 20 640 800 Calculate the lover -or-market on the: SR3,680 (a) Inventory as a whole (b) inventory applied separately to each product. 95abeR3,730 95abet 33

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