Time left 0:1-A company produces Plastic toys from plastic boards. Budgeted production is 5000 units of toys. One unit of toy requires 4 meters of plasticboards. Targeted ending inventory for plastic boards is 3000 meters. Beginning inventory is 5000 méters. How much plastic board is required topurchase?O a. 25,000 metersO b. 5000 metersO C. 22,000 metersO d. 18,000 metersNext pageNEXT ACTIVITYOUS ACTIVITYer 1: Introduction to Management AccountingChapter 2: Varlance analysisJump to...

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Time left 0:1 A company produces Plastic toys from plastic boards. Budgeted production is 5000 units of toys. One unit of toy requires 4 meters of plastic boards. Targeted ending inventory for plastic boards is 3000 meters. Beginning inventory is 5000 meters. How much plastic board is required to purchase? O a. 25,000 meters O b. 5000 meters O c. 22 ,000 meters O d. 18,000 meters

Time left 0:1 A company produces Plastic toys from plastic boards. Budgeted production is 5000 units of toys. One unit of toy requires 4 meters of plastic boards. Targeted ending inventory for plastic boards is 3000 meters. Beginning inventory is 5000 meters. How much plastic board is required to purchase? O a. 25,000 meters O b. 5000 meters O c. 22 ,000 meters O d. 18,000 meters

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