The following is an incomplete manufacturing cost data for Carl Inc. CASE 1 Direct materials used $ 76,800 $ 43,600 Direct labor (a) $ 57,000 Manufacturing overhead 46,750 $ 43,800 Total manufacturing cost 184,850 (d) Beginning work-in-process inventory (b) (e) Total cost of work-in-process $ 213,950 $ 161,400 Ending work-in-process inventory (c) $ 52,400 Cost of goods manufactured $ 182,550 (f) %24 %24

The following is an incomplete manufacturing cost data for Carl Inc. CASE 1 Direct materials used $ 76,800 $ 43,600 Direct labor (a) $ 57,000 Manufacturing overhead 46,750 $ 43,800 Total manufacturing cost 184,850 (d) Beginning work-in-process inventory (b) (e) Total cost of work-in-process $ 213,950 $ 161,400 Ending work-in-process inventory (c) $ 52,400 Cost of goods manufactured $ 182,550 (f) %24 %24

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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ISBN:9781259964947

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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