Please show work 6. Stone Company has no beginning and ending inventories, and reports the following...

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6. Stone Company has no beginning and ending inventories, and reports the following data about its only product:

Direct materials used $375,000
Direct labor $125,000
Fixed indirect manufacturing $100,000
Fixed selling and administrative $150,000
Variable indirect manufacturing $50,000
Variable selling and administrative $110,000
Selling price(per unit) $100

Units produced and sold 17,500

Stone Company uses the absorption approach to prepare the income statement. What is the manufacturing cost of goods sold?
A) $375,000
B) $500,000
C) $650,000
D) $700,000

5. Blue Company has no beginning and ending inventories, and reports the following information for its only product:

Direct materials used $450,000
Direct labor $125,000
Fixed indirect manufacturing $80,000
Variable indirect manufacturing $70,000
Variable selling and administrative $60,000
Fixed selling and administrative $25,000

Units produced and sold 75,000

Blue Company uses the absorption approach to prepare the income statement. What is the product cost per unit?
A) $9.00
B) $11.25
C) $12.00
D) $12.75

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Question 6

Correct answer—(C) $650,000

Calculation of Cost of goods sold
Direct material	$ 375,000.00
Direct labor	$ 125,000.00
Fixed indirect manufacturing cost	$ 100,000.00
Variable indirect manufacturing cost	$ 50,000.00
Total manufacturing cost/Cost of goods sold	$ 650,000.00

Selling cost either variable or fixed are operating expenses and not included in cost of manufacturing.

Question 5

Correct answer---$9.67

It seems like all the options given in question are incorrect.

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Cost per Unit
Direct material	$ 450,000.00
Direct labor	$ 125,000.00
Fixed indirect manufacturing cost	$ 80,000.00
Variable indirect manufacturing cost	$ 70,000.00
Total manufacturing cost/Cost of goods sold	$ 725,000.00
Units produced	75000
Cost per Unit	$ 9.67

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