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$6.00 Cost of goods manufactured, cost of goods sold, and income statement

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Consider Exercise 13-20-a. Calculate the cost of goods manufactured during March.

NOTE: Type your answer as a whole dollar amount with commas and without a dollar sign (in the format
99,999 or 999,999).

Consider Exercise 13-20-a. Calculate the average cost per unit of product manufactured during March.

NOTE: Type your answer as a dollar-and-cents amount (in the format 99.99 or 999.99).

Consider Exercise 13-20-b. Calculate the cost of goods sold during March.

NOTE: Type your answer as a whole dollar amount with commas and without a dollar sign (in the format
99,999 or 999,999).


Consider Exercise 13-20-d. Calculate the net income for March.

NOTE: Type your answer as a whole dollar amount with commas and without a dollar sign (in the format
9,999 or 99,999).

Table of the following questions

Selling Expense= $31,675
Direct Labor......56,628
Interest expense..8,213
Manufacturing overhead, actual 40,950
Raw materials used...92,196
Administrative expenses 24,600
 


   
   
   
   
 
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Preview: ... ss + Inventory of finished goods<br>= 0 + 0 + (3900 - 2200)<br>= 1700<br><br>Cost of goods sold during March<br>= Beginning inventory in dollars + Cost of goods manufactured - Ending units of inventory x Average c ...

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