company bakes and sells muffins. The company's costs for the period include: Wages of bakers making muffins, $24,000: salary of akery supervisor, $6,000; depreciation expense on bakery equipment, $2,000: advertising costs, $520; and flour and ingredient osts, $15,000. Compute the total (a) prime cost and (b) conversion cost.

company bakes and sells muffins. The company's costs for the period include: Wages of bakers making muffins, $24,000: salary of akery supervisor, $6,000; depreciation expense on bakery equipment, $2,000: advertising costs, $520; and flour and ingredient osts, $15,000. Compute the total (a) prime cost and (b) conversion cost.

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