towson company manufactures book cases and each requires 38board feet of lumber.Towson expects that 2000 and1750...

towson company manufactures book cases and each requires 38board feet of lumber.Towson expects that 2000 and1750 book cases will be built in june and july respectively .towson keeps lumber on hand at 35%of the next month's production needs.

use this information to determine number board feet of lumber that towson company shoukd buy in june.round and enter final answers to the nearest whole number.

Expert Solution

Based on the information available in the question, we can calculate the number board feet of lumber that Towson company should buy as follows:-

Particulars	No.of cases	Board feet per case	Total

June sales(A)	2,000	38	76,000
Add:- July sales	1,750	38	9,975 (1,750 * 38 * 15%)
Less:- Opening Stock(A * 35%)	700	38	26,600
Units to be purchased			59,375 feet

The number of board feet that towson company should buy in june is 59,375 feet per the calculations above

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