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Raw Materials: Manufacturing OverheadBal 1/1: 36,000 Credits: ? Debits: 383,000 Credits: ?Debits: 470,000Bal: 12/3: 156,000
Work in Process:Bal 1/1: 73,000 Credits: 770,000 Factory Wages PayableDirect Materials: 327,000 Debits: 172,000 Bal 1/1: 16,000Direct Labor: 116,000 Credits: 180,000Overhead: 460,000 Bal 12/31: 24,000Bal: 12/31: ?
Finished Goods Cost of goods soldBal 1/1: 43,000 Credits: ? Debits: ?Debits: ?Bal 12/31: 138,000
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