If sales revenue is SR 26,000, beginning finished goods inventory is SR 8,000, ending finished goods inventory is SR 13,500, and cost of goods manufactured is SR 15,600, find out cost of goods sold. SR 15,600 SR 29,100 SR 23,600 SR 10,100
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