Harry and Mary each produce 221 pieces of jig per hour. Because of poor craftmanship, 20 pieces produced by mary does not conform with specifications and repaired at a unit cost of PhP 4. Material cost per piece is Php8. if each worker is paid Php35, determine the cost per acceptable piece for mary.

Harry and Mary each produce 221 pieces of jig per hour. Because of poor craftmanship, 20 pieces produced by mary does not conform with specifications and repaired at a unit cost of PhP 4. Material cost per piece is Php8. if each worker is paid Php35, determine the cost per acceptable piece for mary.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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