Jax Incorporated reports the following data for its only product. The company had no beginning finished goods inventory and it uses absorption costing Sales price Direct materials Direct labor $ 56.40 per unit $9.40 per unit $6.90 per unit $11.40 per unit Variable overhead Fixed overhead $ 844,800 per year 1. Compute gross profit assuming (a) 64,000 units are produced and 64,000 units are sold and (b) 88,000 units are produced and 64,000 units are sold. 2. By how much would the company's gross profit increase or decrease from producing 24,000 more units than it sells?

Jax Incorporated reports the following data for its only product. The company had no beginning finished goods inventory and it uses absorption costing Sales price Direct materials Direct labor $ 56.40 per unit $9.40 per unit $6.90 per unit $11.40 per unit Variable overhead Fixed overhead $ 844,800 per year 1. Compute gross profit assuming (a) 64,000 units are produced and 64,000 units are sold and (b) 88,000 units are produced and 64,000 units are sold. 2. By how much would the company's gross profit increase or decrease from producing 24,000 more units than it sells?

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