Question: Image has been updated as per comment's request. Please answer parts A, B, C, and D of this question. All parts are part of the

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Please answer parts A, B, C, and D of this question. All parts are part of the same question.
Made-up Co. uses a job order cost system. The following data summarize the operations of their first month of operations: 1) Materials purchased on account, $24.000. 2) Placed the following materials into production (you do not have to make a separate entry for each job): Job Materials #201 $2,400 # 202 2,700 # 203 2,250 # 204 6,150 #205 4,400 #206 2,800 Indirect 1,200 Total 21,900 3) Accounting Fees incurred and paid, $2,000 4) Labor incurred but not yet paid (you do not have to make a separate entry for each job): Job Labor # 201 $2,300 # 202 2,900 # 203 1,510 # 204 5,325 #205 4,250 #206 2,600 Indirect 2,300 Total 21,185 5) Depreciation on factory equipment, $6,200. Depreciation on administrative equipment, $3,000 6) Applied factory overhead at a rate of $48 per machine hour. Machine hours used on each job was (you do not have to make a separate entry for each job): Job #201 # 202 # 203 # 204 #205 # 206 Total Machine Hours 20 27 28 70 34 26 205 7) Incurred rent and maintenance costs on administrative equipment totaling $6,000. That amount will be paid next month. 8) Paid insurance and utility costs on the factory building totaling $700. 9) Jobs completed and transferred to Finished Goods: #201, #202. #203, #204, and #206. 10) The following jobs were sold on account for a total of $35,000: #201, #202, and #204. 11) An entry is needed to close out the under or over-applied Factory Overhead account assuming that this amount is not significant. Required: A) Prepare journal entries for the items above. B) Post the appropriate entries to T-accounts for WIP and Finished Goods Inventory. Then insert an ending balance for each account. C) Prepare a schedule for each unfinished job (materials, labor & overhead) to support the ending WIP balance. D) Prepare a schedule for each finished job (materials, labor & overhead) to support the ending Finished Goods Inventory balance. You can use the format of a job cost sheet or similar format for requirements C & D
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