Pick n Pay retail shop shipped 22 000 litres of orange juice at N$50 000 and paid N$42 000 to ship 18 000 litres in October 2021. If Pick n Pay ships 20 000 litres in November 2021, its expected shipping expense would be
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Pick n Pay retail shop shipped 22 000 litres of orange juice at N$50 000 and paid N$42 000 to ship 18 000 litres in October 2021. If Pick n Pay ships 20 000 litres in November 2021, its expected shipping expense would be
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