Problem Number 4: Anoutfitproducer had the following transactions in its first month of 012. a) Purchased 500 yards of silk @ Rs.8 per yard for cash. b) Requisitioned 300 yards of silk to produce Job #A 012. c) Incurred 50 hours of direct labor to produce Job #A 012; the d) Paid various factory overhead costs, Rs.650. e) Applied factory overhead at the rate of 145% of direct Mater f) Completed Job #A 012. g) Sold Job #A 012, receiving cash of Rs.4,400.

Problem Number 4: Anoutfitproducer had the following transactions in its first month of 012. a) Purchased 500 yards of silk @ Rs.8 per yard for cash. b) Requisitioned 300 yards of silk to produce Job #A 012. c) Incurred 50 hours of direct labor to produce Job #A 012; the d) Paid various factory overhead costs, Rs.650. e) Applied factory overhead at the rate of 145% of direct Mater f) Completed Job #A 012. g) Sold Job #A 012, receiving cash of Rs.4,400.

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Description: Problem Number 4:Anoutfitproducer had the following transactions in its first month of processes relating to its only job, Job #A012.a) Purchased 500 yards of silk @ Rs.8 per yard for cash.b) Requisitioned 300 yards of silk to produce Job #A 012.c)

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