Johnson Company has the following records: January 1 January 31 Raw materials P 54,000 P 42,000 Work-in-process 96,000 74,400 Finished goods 216,000 180,000 During January purchases of direct materials were P 72,000. Direct labor and factory overhead costs were P 120,000 and P 168,000 respectively. How much is the cost of goods manufactured? Group of answer choices P 372,000 P 393,600 P 388,000 P 360,000

Johnson Company has the following records: January 1 January 31 Raw materials P 54,000 P 42,000 Work-in-process 96,000 74,400 Finished goods 216,000 180,000 During January purchases of direct materials were P 72,000. Direct labor and factory overhead costs were P 120,000 and P 168,000 respectively. How much is the cost of goods manufactured? Group of answer choices P 372,000 P 393,600 P 388,000 P 360,000

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