The following selected ledger accounts of Cameron Company are for February (the second month of its accounting year):Materials InventoryFeb. 1 balance113,400February credits406,800February debits374,400Manufacturing OverheadFebruary debits493,920Feb. 1 balance41,760February creditsWork in Process Inventory490,860Feb. 1 balance80,640February credits1,242,000February debits:Direct material342,000Direct Labor545,400Man, overhead490,860Wages PayableFebruary debits696,600Feb. 1 balance162,000February creditsFinished Goods Inventory637,200Feb. 1 balance275,400February credits1,381,320February debits1,242,000 d. Was manufacturing overhead for February under- or overapplied, and by what amount?Manufacturing overhead was+ by $ 0for February.e. Was manufacturing overhead for the first two months of the year under- or overapplied, and by what amount?Manufacturing overhead was* by $ 0for the first two months.f. What is the cost of production completed in February?$ 0g. What is the cost of goods sold in February?

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d. Was manufacturing overhead for February under- or overapplied, and by what amount? Manufacturing overhead was * by $ 0 for February. e. Was manufacturing overhead for the first two months of the year under- or overapplied, and by what amount? Manufacturing overhead was * by $ 0 for the first two months. f. What is the cost of production completed in February? $ 0 g. What is the cost of goods sold in February? $ 0

d. Was manufacturing overhead for February under- or overapplied, and by what amount? Manufacturing overhead was * by $ 0 for February. e. Was manufacturing overhead for the first two months of the year under- or overapplied, and by what amount? Manufacturing overhead was * by $ 0 for the first two months. f. What is the cost of production completed in February? $ 0 g. What is the cost of goods sold in February? $ 0

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