A department store sells men's suits. The store expects to sell 200 suits in March and 250 suits in April. At the beginning of March there were 50 suits in the merchandising inventory and the company desires 35% of next month’s sales to be available at the end of March. How many suits will they need to purchase in March?
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- April sales: 250 suits - Desired inventory at the end of March for April sales: 35% of 250 = 0.35 * 250 = 87.5 suits Show more…
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