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Mcfadden, inc. has collected the following data. (there are no beginning inventories.)units produced 600 unitssales price $150 per unitdirect materials $40 per unitdirect labor $13 per unitvariable manufacturing overhead $6 per unitfixed manufacturing overhead $19,500 per yearvariable selling and administrative costs $4 per unitfixed selling and administrative costs $15,700 per yearrequired: what is the ending balance in finished goods inventory using variable costing if 450 units are sold? a.$6,000b.$8,850c.$7,950d.$2,850

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