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liubo4ka [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

A Overhead: 180,634

B Production Cost: 214,410

C Period Cost: 71,091

Explanation:

Manufacturing overhead

Factory utilities 16,942

Depreciation on factory equipment 13,387

Property taxes on factory building 3,252

Indirect factory labor 49,656

Repairs to office equipment 2,179

Indirect materials 84,468

Factory repairs 2,465

Factory manager's salary 8,285

Total: 180.634

Product Cost

Direct labor 71, 743

Direct materials used 142,667

Total: 214,410‬

Period Cost

Sales salaries 47, 310

Depreciation on delivery trucks 4,546

Advertising 15, 712

Office supplies used 3,523

Total: 71,091

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