A manufacturer began operations on April 1 and reports the information below. All jobs are sold...

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A manufacturer began operations on April 1 and reports the information below. All jobs are sold for 20% above cost. Manufacturing costs April $ 1,000 850 1,400 675 Job number 1 2 3 4 5 1. Compute the May 31 balance in (a) Work in Process Inventory and (b) Finished Goods Inventory. 2. Compute gross profit for May. May Job Status at May 31 $ 2,320 Completed and sold during May 2,040 In process 2,830 Completed but not sold 600 Completed and sold during May In process 3,800 Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required 1A Required 1B Total Required 2 Compute the May 31 balance in Work in Process Inventory. Work in Process Inventory Total A manufacturer began operations on April 1 and reports the information below. All jobs are sold for 20% above cost. Job number 1 GAWN 2 3 4 Total 5 Manufacturing costs April $ 1,000 850 1,400 675 May $ 2,320 2,040 2,830 600 3,800 1. Compute the May 31 balance in (a) Work in Process Inventory and (b) Finished Goods Inventory. 2. Compute gross profit for May. Required 1A Required 1B Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Job Status at May 31 Completed and sold during May In process Completed but not sold Completed and sold during May In process Required 2 Compute the May 31 balance in Finished Goods Inventory. Finished Goods Inventory Total A manufacturer began operations on April 1 and reports the information below. All jobs are sold for 20% above cost. Job number 1 2 3 4 5 Manufacturing costs April $ 1,000 850 1,400 675 May $ 2,320 2,040 2,830 600 3,800 1. Compute the May 31 balance in (a) Work in Process Inventory and (b) Finished Goods Inventory. 2. Compute gross profit for May. Required 1A Required 1B Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Gross profit Required 2 Compute gross profit for May. Job Status at May 31 Completed and sold during May In process Completed but not sold Completed and sold during May In process Total A manufacturer began operations on April 1 and reports the information below. All jobs are sold for 20% above cost. Manufacturing costs April $ 1,000 850 1,400 675 Job number 1 2 3 4 5 1. Compute the May 31 balance in (a) Work in Process Inventory and (b) Finished Goods Inventory. 2. Compute gross profit for May. May Job Status at May 31 $ 2,320 Completed and sold during May 2,040 In process 2,830 Completed but not sold 600 Completed and sold during May In process 3,800 Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required 1A Required 1B Total Required 2 Compute the May 31 balance in Work in Process Inventory. Work in Process Inventory Total A manufacturer began operations on April 1 and reports the information below. All jobs are sold for 20% above cost. Job number 1 GAWN 2 3 4 Total 5 Manufacturing costs April $ 1,000 850 1,400 675 May $ 2,320 2,040 2,830 600 3,800 1. Compute the May 31 balance in (a) Work in Process Inventory and (b) Finished Goods Inventory. 2. Compute gross profit for May. Required 1A Required 1B Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Job Status at May 31 Completed and sold during May In process Completed but not sold Completed and sold during May In process Required 2 Compute the May 31 balance in Finished Goods Inventory. Finished Goods Inventory Total A manufacturer began operations on April 1 and reports the information below. All jobs are sold for 20% above cost. Job number 1 2 3 4 5 Manufacturing costs April $ 1,000 850 1,400 675 May $ 2,320 2,040 2,830 600 3,800 1. Compute the May 31 balance in (a) Work in Process Inventory and (b) Finished Goods Inventory. 2. Compute gross profit for May. Required 1A Required 1B Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Gross profit Required 2 Compute gross profit for May. Job Status at May 31 Completed and sold during May In process Completed but not sold Completed and sold during May In process Total

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