DM: 59,400 DLH: 1224 Direct Labor wage hourly rate: 15 # of united completed 3,600 basis...

DM: 59,400 DLH: 1224 Direct Labor wage hourly rate: 15 # of united completed 3,600 basis is direct-labor hours. Predetermined overhead rate is $35 per direct labor hour Q: Compute the unit product cost that would appear on the job cost sheet for this job.

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A	Direct Labor Hour	1224
B	Direct Labor Rate	$ 15.00
C=A*B	Direct Labor Cost	$ 18,360
D	Predetermined Overhead Rate	$ 35.00	Per Direct labor Hour)
E=A*D	Applied Overhead	$ 42,840

	PRODUCT COST ON JOB SHEET
	Direct material Cost	$ 59,400
	Direct Labor Cost	$ 18,360	(1224*15)
	Manufacturing Overhead cost	$ 42,840	(1224*35)
	Total Product Cost	$ 120,600
	Units of production	3,600
	Unit Product Cost	$ 33.50	(120600/3600)

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