The following are the estimated monthly sales and desired ending finished goods inventories for Blushing Company for the fourth quarter ending December 31, as well as the month immediately before and after: Sales Ending Inventory September 30,000 units 8,000 units October40,000 units 20% of next month's sales November50,000 units 20% of next month's sales December60,000 units 20% of next month's sales January 20,000 units 10% of next month's sales The unit selling price is $25. Materials cost per unit is $5. Direct labor required per unit is 0.1 hour. The direct labor rate is $20. The multiperiod direct labor cost budget for the fourth quarter should show the total direct labor cost for the quarter to be a.$355,000 b.$365,000 c.$3,650,000 d.$375,000

The following are the estimated monthly sales and desired ending finished goods inventories for Blushing Company for the fourth quarter ending December 31, as well as the month immediately before and after: Sales Ending Inventory September 30,000 units 8,000 units October40,000 units 20% of next month's sales November50,000 units 20% of next month's sales December60,000 units 20% of next month's sales January 20,000 units 10% of next month's sales The unit selling price is $25. Materials cost per unit is $5. Direct labor required per unit is 0.1 hour. The direct labor rate is $20. The multiperiod direct labor cost budget for the fourth quarter should show the total direct labor cost for the quarter to be a.$355,000 b.$365,000 c.$3,650,000 d.$375,000

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