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Louise Manufacturing uses 2,200 switch assemblies per week and then reorders another 2,200. The relevant carrying cost per switch assembly is $8.50, and the fixed order cost is $1,100. What are the current carrying costs? (Do not round intermediate calculations.) Carrying costs $

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