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Raider-X Company forecasts sales of 18,000 units for April. Beginning inventory is 3,000 units. The desired ending inventory is 30% higher than the beginning inventory. How many units should Raider-X purchase in April?

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The total number of units purchased by Raider-X for the month of April is18,900 units.

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01

Following information is given in the question

The forecasted sales for the month of April are 18,000 units

Beginning inventory is 3,000 units

Desired ending inventory is 30% higher than the beginning inventory

02

Calculation of number of units purchased in April

Raider-X Company
Purchases budget
For the month of April

Particulars

Amount (in units)

Budgeted ending inventory (3,000+(3,000×30%))

3,900

Add: Budgeted sales

18,000

Required units

21,900

Less: Beginning inventory

3,000

Number of units to be purchased

18,900

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