This is the number of unit sales. It does not take the change in inventory level into consideration. See the correct answer for a complete explanation. This is the beginning inventory plus the ending inventory plus the number of units expected to be sold. To solve these question we should use the formula of physical flow of finished goods inventory: Beginning Inventory + Units Produced ? Units Sold = Ending Inventory. Whenever we have three of these amounts, we can always find the fourth. In this problem, Units Produced is the amount needed. This answer ignores the requirements to have some ending inventory on hand. See the correct answer for a complete explanation. To solve these question we should use the formula of physical flow of finished goods inventory: Beginning Inventory + Units Produced ? Units Sold = Ending Inventory. Whenever we have three of these amounts, we can always find the fourth. In this problem, Units Produced is the amount needed. Plugging numbers for C-14 into the formula, we get the following: 12,000 + Units Produced ? 402,000 = 10,000 Solving for Units Produced, we get Units Produced = 400,000 units.
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