Data table Revenues in October..... . $ Work in process inventory, October 31... $ Raw materials inventory, October 31.....$ Direct labor in October ... .$ Manufacturing overhead in October .....$ Work in process inventory, October 1.... S Finished goods inventory, October 1....$ 4,200 Direct materials used in October....$ 8,400 Gross profit in October...... $ 12,100 Purchases of direct materials in October $ 9,300 Print 27,800 1,800 3,900 3,800 6,100 0 Done
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