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shutvik [7]
4 years ago
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Determine the missing amounts for three different situations. Direct Materials Used Direct Labor Used Factory Overhead Total Man

ufacturing Costs (1) $42,900 $62,300 $52,300 $ (2) $ $79,000 $142,000 $299,000 (3) $59,000 $ $115,000 $312,000 LINK TO TEXT Determine the missing amounts. Total Manufacturing Costs Work in Process (January 1) Work in Process (December 31) Cost of Goods Manufactured (1) $ $122,000 $84,600 $ (2) $299,000 $ $98,800 $323,200 (3) $312,000 $464,000 $ $718,000
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igomit [66]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The Missing Amounts are underlined and in bold text

<u>Direct Materials</u>  <u>Direct Labor</u>  <u>Factory Overhead</u>   <u>Total Manufacturing cost</u>

(1)     $42,900         $62,300             $52,300                      <u>$157500</u>

(2)    <u>$78,000</u>         $79,000             $142,000                     $299,000

(3)    $59,000         <u>$138,000</u>           $115,000                      $312,000

<u>Total Manufacturing Costs</u>                       <u>Work in Process (January 1)</u>

<u>Work in Process (December 31)</u>              <u>Cost of Goods Manufactured</u>

(1)       <u>$157500</u>                                                       $122,000

         $84,600                                                        <u>$194,900</u>

(2)      $299,000                                                     <u>$123,000</u>

         $98,800                                                        $323,200

(3)      $312,000                                                       $464,000

         <u>$58,000</u>                                                        $718,000

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