The fabric a customer has selected for a window treatment has 44 yards on the only roll...
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The fabric a customer has selected for a window treatment has {eq}44 {/eq} yards on the only roll available. She needs {eq}41 \frac{5}{6} {/eq} yards of the fabric. Calculate the amount of fabric that will be left over.
Direct Materials:
In budgeting, one of the budgets prepared is the direct material, in which the company estimates the needed materials to for its budgeted production during the specific period.
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View this answerThe fabric that will be left would be the difference between the available fabric and fabric to be used.
Fabric left = Fabrice available - Fabric...
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