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The following information is available for robstown corporation for 20y8: inventories january 1 december 31 materials $44,250 $31,700 work in process 63,900 80,000 finished goods 101,200 99,800 december 31 advertising expense $ 400,000 depreciation expense-office equipment 30,000 depreciation expense-factory equipment 80,000 direct labor 1,100,000 heat, light, and power-factory 53,300 indirect labor 115,000 materials purchased 556,600 office salaries expense 318,000 property taxes-factory 40,000 property taxes-office building 25,000 rent expense-factory 27,000 sales 3,850,000 sales salaries expense 200,000 supplies-factory 9,500 miscellaneous costs-factory 11,400 required: a. prepare the 20y8 statement of cost of goods manufactured.* b. prepare the 20y8 income statement.* *refer to the labels and amount descriptions list provided for the exact wording of the answer choices for text entries. "less" or "plus" will automatically appear if it is required. enter all amounts as positive numbers. be sure to complete the statement heading.

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