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Transcribed Image Text:Dolson Appliances makes coffee machines for offices and homes. For next year, the production budget is 135,000 units. Beginning
inventories will be 15,000 units and the desired ending inventory will be 13,000 units.
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What is the sales budget for the coming year for Dolson Appliances?
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