Im creating a master budget for an assignment. I'm currently preparing a direct materials budget, my question is, do i have to create one for every single raw material involved in my product? or is their a way to combine them all itemised in one budget. i have 4 pieces of raw material for a product. here is an example of a budget they are expecting in this example its only whole products.

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