10) After the computation of the cost ofgoods sold, what final adjustment is requiredto compute the adjusted cost of goods sold?○ Adjustment for over- or underappliedmanufacturing overhead.Adjustment for any change in rawmaterials inventory.O Adjustment for over- or underapplieddirect labor costAdjustment for any change in work-in-process inventory.

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