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Transcribed Image Text:Beginning raw materials inventory was OMR90,000. During the month, OMR175,000 of raw materials was
purchased. A count at the end of the month revealed that OMR54,000 of RM was still present. The cost of
indirect materials used during the month was OMR15,000, What is the cost of direct materials used?
Select one:
O a. OMR211,000
Ob. OMR114,000
O c. None of the answers given
O d. OMR186,000
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