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Athletic Apparel and Sports Supplies are departments of World of Sports. Sheila manages both departments and employs three experts. Falana works full-time at Athletic Apparel and receives $1,000 each month; Carlos was originally hired to work full-time at Sports Supplies, but now works 60% of the time at Athletic Apparel and 40% of the time at Sports Supplies and receives $1,200 each month; Ana works full-time at Sports Supplies and receives $1,100 each month. To compute departmental operating income, how much salary expense would Sheila record?
a.$1,580 for Athletic Apparel; $1,720 for Sports Supplies
b.$1,720 for Athletic Apparel; $1,580 for Sports Supplies
c.$2,200 for Athletic Apparel; $1,100 for Sports Supplies
d.$3,300 for World of Sports
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