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Course: CIV 4710, Spring 2008School: Missouri (Mizzou)
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Comforters Item Night Lights Pillows Sleep Sound Machines Sleepwear Units on Hand 216 4,283 691 103 489 Average Unit Cost 46.52 6.89 47.64 45.06 16.77 Total Cost 10,048.32 29,509.87 32,919.24 4,641.18 8,200.53 941,772.16 Average Unit Price 110.76 16.40 113.43 107.29 39.93 387.81 Totals Average Lowest Highest 5,782 1,156.40 103 4,283 163 32.58 47.64 17,063.83 6.89 4,641.18 32,919.24 77.56 16.40 113.43...
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Comforters Item Night Lights Pillows Sleep Sound Machines Sleepwear
Units on Hand 216 4,283 691 103 489
Average Unit Cost 46.52 6.89 47.64 45.06 16.77
Total Cost 10,048.32 29,509.87 32,919.24 4,641.18 8,200.53 941,772.16
Average Unit Price 110.76 16.40 113.43 107.29 39.93 387.81
Totals Average Lowest Highest
5,782 1,156.40 103 4,283
163 32.58 47.64
17,063.83 6.89 4,641.18 32,919.24
77.56 16.40 113.43
Total value 23,924.57 70,261.60 78,379.14 11,050.43 19,525.07 2,242,314.67
Potential Profit 13,876.25 40,751.73 45,459.90 6,409.25 11,324.54 1,300,542.51
40,628.16 11,050.43 78,379.14
23,564.33 6,409.25 45,459.90
Comforters Night Lights
Pillows
Sleep Sound Machines Sleepwear
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