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Minmax Processing Company has an average requirement of 5 boxes of its product per week. It has been estimated that the ordering cost of Php2.00 and that the carrying cost per unit of inventory is Php0.20. It observes a lead time of two weeks. Determine the total annual inventory cost.
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