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Base your answer on the following data from Ryder Furniture Corporation for October.
Ryder Furniture Corporation for October
Quantity
Work in Process - Beginning
- 0 -
Started in Production - Current Month
3,500
Transferred Out to Next Department
3,200
By-Product Removed
300
Work in Process - Ending
Common Costs
Materials
$59,850
Labor
15,400
Overhead
11,200
Total
$86,450
Additional Processing of By-Product
$ 3,630
1,905
1,275
$ 6,810
Other Data
Sales Price of By-Product
$40.00 per unit
Selling and Administrative Costs
10 percent of sales
Normal Net Profit
5 percent of sales
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