8- Suppose that a cement factory has a normal production capacity of 80.000 tons. In March, 20.000 tons were produced and 15.000 tons were sold. Here are the data: (a) Direct material cost 200.000 TL, (b) Direct labor cost 800.000 TL, (c) Factory overhead 1.000.000 TL. As an internal auditor, you have explored that 100% of the direct labor costs and 80% of the factory overhead is fixed. Now, what would be the cost of cement sold when normal absorption costing is used? 450.000 TL O 500.000 TL 550.000 TL 600.000 TL

8- Suppose that a cement factory has a normal production capacity of 80.000 tons. In March, 20.000 tons were produced and 15.000 tons were sold. Here are the data: (a) Direct material cost 200.000 TL, (b) Direct labor cost 800.000 TL, (c) Factory overhead 1.000.000 TL. As an internal auditor, you have explored that 100% of the direct labor costs and 80% of the factory overhead is fixed. Now, what would be the cost of cement sold when normal absorption costing is used? 450.000 TL O 500.000 TL 550.000 TL 600.000 TL

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