Golden Company is in the period of budgeting for 2022. The Sales manager forecasted the number of units to be sold as 30000 units and determined the selling price as 40 OMR per unit. The management revised these estimates with a 10 % decrease in selling price and with a 20 % increase in the number of units sold. According to these estimates, which of the following is revised Sales (OMR)? Select one: O a. 1050000 O b. 1296000 Oc. 900000 d. 675000

Golden Company is in the period of budgeting for 2022. The Sales manager forecasted the number of units to be sold as 30000 units and determined the selling price as 40 OMR per unit. The management revised these estimates with a 10 % decrease in selling price and with a 20 % increase in the number of units sold. According to these estimates, which of the following is revised Sales (OMR)? Select one: O a. 1050000 O b. 1296000 Oc. 900000 d. 675000

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Chapter9: Decision Making Under Uncertainty

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