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$2,142,000 183,600 734,400 Materials Labor. Manufacturing overhead The Green plant produced 1,275,000 gallons in June. The plant never has any beginning or ending inventories.

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$2,142,000
183,600
734,400
Materials
.....
..........
Labor
.... ....
Manufacturing overhead
......
The Green plant produced 1,275,000 gallons in June. The plant never has any beginning or
ending inventories.
Required
Compute the cost per gallon of liquid cleaner produced in June.

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