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The following graph is similar to that in Exhibit 17.4. Required Find the missing amounts: a. Industry volume variance. b.

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The following graph is similar to that in Exhibit 17.4.

The following graph is similar to that in Exhibit 17.4.

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Find the missing amounts:
a. Industry volume variance.
b. Actual industry volume.
c. Budgeted market share.
d. Budgeted industry volume.
e. Actual marketshare.

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Industry (b) (d)] x (c) (a) volume 100,000 more units Market share [(e)-(896)] x (3,000,000 units)-120,000 more units

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