. By producing 4,000 units and selling 3,600 units of its only product, RNA company incurred the following costs: variable factory costs: P12; variable selling and administrative cost: P3; Fixed factory overhead: P36,000; fixed selling and administrative costs: P40,000. Assuming a beginning inventory of zero, the value of the ending inventory under absorption costing would be:

. By producing 4,000 units and selling 3,600 units of its only product, RNA company incurred the following costs: variable factory costs: P12; variable selling and administrative cost: P3; Fixed factory overhead: P36,000; fixed selling and administrative costs: P40,000. Assuming a beginning inventory of zero, the value of the ending inventory under absorption costing would be:

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Chapter18: Pricing And Profitability Analysis

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