The billing price for job no. 100 per unit amounted to ________ During January 2021, LOBO Company worked on three jobs, under normal cost system. Datarelating to these three jobs follows:Units in each orderRaw Materials requisitionedDirect labor hoursDirect labor rate per hourActual Indirect materials usedJOB NO. 100 JOB NO. 101 JOB NO. 1031,800P32,0001,000Р605,0003,000P42,0004,500P45,0001,5002,000Р602,000P703,000Overhead is applied at 80% of direct labor cost. During January, Job no. 100 was completed& delivered to customer at 25% markup based on cost. Job no. 103 was placed in stock. Jobno. 101 was the only unfinished job at the end of the month.The billing price for Job No. 100 per unit amounted to

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During January 2021, LOBO Company worked on three jobs, under normal cost system. Data relating to these three jobs follows: JOB NO. 100 JOB NO. 101 JOB NO. 103 1,800 P32,000 1,000 Units in each order 3,000 4,500 Raw Materials requisitioned Direct labor hours Direct labor rate per hour Actual Indirect materials used P42,000 P45,000 1,500 2,000 P60 2,000 P60 P70 5,000 3,000 Overhead is applied at 80% of direct labor cost. During January, Job no. 100 was completed & delivered to customer at 25% markup based on cost. Job no. 103 was placed in stock. Job no. 101 was the only unfinished job at the end of the month. The billing price for Job No. 100 per unit amounted to

During January 2021, LOBO Company worked on three jobs, under normal cost system. Data relating to these three jobs follows: JOB NO. 100 JOB NO. 101 JOB NO. 103 1,800 P32,000 1,000 Units in each order 3,000 4,500 Raw Materials requisitioned Direct labor hours Direct labor rate per hour Actual Indirect materials used P42,000 P45,000 1,500 2,000 P60 2,000 P60 P70 5,000 3,000 Overhead is applied at 80% of direct labor cost. During January, Job no. 100 was completed & delivered to customer at 25% markup based on cost. Job no. 103 was placed in stock. Job no. 101 was the only unfinished job at the end of the month. The billing price for Job No. 100 per unit amounted to

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