Carnation Company is a special event bakery. During February, the company purchased 220 cake toppers and stored them in the raw material warehouse. Carnation withdrew 140 toppers from the warehouse during the month. Ten of these toppers were used for office staff birthday parties, the remaining 130 toppers were moved to bakery production. Of the toppers put into production during February, 80% were placed upon completed cakes. Seventy-five percent of the cakes completed during the month were sold by February 28. There were no beginning inventories. At the end of the month, type your answer... toppers remained in raw materials inventory. At the end of the month, the cost of type your answer.... toppers were period costs. At the end of the month, type your answer... At the end of the month, type your answer... At the end of the month, the cost of type your answer... toppers remained in WIP. toppers were in finished goods inventory. toppers were transferred to Cost of Goods Sold.

Carnation Company is a special event bakery. During February, the company purchased 220 cake toppers and stored them in the raw material warehouse. Carnation withdrew 140 toppers from the warehouse during the month. Ten of these toppers were used for office staff birthday parties, the remaining 130 toppers were moved to bakery production. Of the toppers put into production during February, 80% were placed upon completed cakes. Seventy-five percent of the cakes completed during the month were sold by February 28. There were no beginning inventories. At the end of the month, type your answer... toppers remained in raw materials inventory. At the end of the month, the cost of type your answer.... toppers were period costs. At the end of the month, type your answer... At the end of the month, type your answer... At the end of the month, the cost of type your answer... toppers remained in WIP. toppers were in finished goods inventory. toppers were transferred to Cost of Goods Sold.

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