Selected accounts with amounts omitted are as follows Work in Process Aug.  1   Balance 266,720   Aug. 31 Goods finished 135,920        31   Direct materials X               31   Direct labor  35,900               31   Factory overhead X        Factory Overhead Aug.  1 – 31 Costs incurred 113,500   Aug. 1 Balance 12,290              31 Applied            (30% of direct labor cost) X If the balance of Work in Process on August 31 is $219,290, what was the amount debited to Work in Process for direct materials in August? a.$385,990 b.$521,910 c.$83,330 d.$41,820   The journal entry to record the purchase of $39,313 of raw materials is a. Materials$39,313 Accounts Receivable$39,313 b. Inventory$39,313 Cash$39,313 c. Inventory$39,313 Accounts Receivable$39,313 d. Materials$39,313 Accounts Payable$39,313   All of the following could be considered a direct material except a.fabric b.glue c.steel d.lumber

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Selected accounts with amounts omitted are as follows

Work in Process
Aug.  1   Balance 266,720   Aug. 31 Goods finished 135,920
       31   Direct materials      
       31   Direct labor  35,900       
       31   Factory overhead      

Factory Overhead
Aug.  1 – 31 Costs incurred 113,500   Aug. 1 Balance 12,290
             31 Applied  
         (30% of direct labor cost) X

If the balance of Work in Process on August 31 is $219,290, what was the amount debited to Work in Process for direct materials in August?

a.$385,990
b.$521,910
c.$83,330
d.$41,820
 

The journal entry to record the purchase of $39,313 of raw materials is

a.
Materials$39,313
Accounts Receivable$39,313
b.
Inventory$39,313
Cash$39,313
c.
Inventory$39,313
Accounts Receivable$39,313
d.
Materials$39,313
Accounts Payable$39,313
 
All of the following could be considered a direct material except
a.fabric
b.glue
c.steel
d.lumber
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