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Crazy boy [7]
2 years ago
10

What is the selling price of a dining room set at Macy’s? Assume actual cost is $770 and 69% markup on selling price. (Round you

r answer to the nearest cent.)
Business
1 answer:
jeka942 years ago
3 0
Might be $1301.30 even. I hope this is correct. Please let me know and have a great day!
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e. does not always lead to high prices.

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Cash 39.000 debit

  Common Stock       1,190 credit

  Additional Paid-in 37,810 credit

Equipment  7,100 debit

  Cash                  1,300 credit

  Note payable   5,800 credit

Cash    15,000 debit

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Units started 170,000

a. Ending WIP 20,000

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b. Units completed = 160,000

Units started and completed = 150,000

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Materials cost $139,400

Conversion cost $244,200

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EU for materials = 170,000

EU for conversion = 7,000 + 150,000 + 8,000 = 165,000

Costs per EU:

Materials = $139,400 / 170,000 = $0.82 per EU

Conversion = $244,200 / 165,000 = $1.48 per EU

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