Time tickets indicated 900 labor hours in the production of Job .115, out of which 600 were direct labor hours. The company pays $8 p each labor hour. The entry to record this transaction is: * A debit to Work in Process Inventory $4,800, a debit to manufacturing overhead $2,400, and a credit to Factory Labor $7,200 A debit to Work in Process Inventory $7,200 and a credit to Factory Labor $7,200 A debit to Factory Labor $4,800, a debit to manufacturing overhead $2,400, and a credit to Work in Process Inventory $7,200 O None of the above POM QM

Time tickets indicated 900 labor hours in the production of Job .115, out of which 600 were direct labor hours. The company pays $8 p each labor hour. The entry to record this transaction is: * A debit to Work in Process Inventory $4,800, a debit to manufacturing overhead $2,400, and a credit to Factory Labor $7,200 A debit to Work in Process Inventory $7,200 and a credit to Factory Labor $7,200 A debit to Factory Labor $4,800, a debit to manufacturing overhead $2,400, and a credit to Work in Process Inventory $7,200 O None of the above POM QM

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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