Concept introduction:
Conversion cost:
Conversion cost refers to the cost of converting raw materials into finished goods. Conversion cost comprises of
Requirement 1:
Conversion cost rate per hour.
Concept introduction:
Conversion cost:
Conversion cost refers to the cost of converting raw materials into finished goods. Conversion cost comprises of costs of manufacturing a product other than direct materials. In other words, we can say that conversion cost includes direct labor cost and manufacturing overhead costs.
Requirement 2:

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