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(Production schedule) The projected sales, in units, for Einstein Inc. by month for the first four months were

January	8,000
February	12,000
March	16,000
April	19,200

Inventory of finished goods on December 31 was 6,400 units. The company desires to have an ending inventory each month equal to one-half of next month's estimated sales. Determine the company's production requirements for each month of the first quarter.

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