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Job 652 was recently completed the following data have been recorded on its job cost sheet direct materials 59,400 direct labor hours 1224DLHS direct labor wage rate 15 per DLH number of units completed 3600 units the company a place manufacturing overhead on the basis of direct labor hours the pre-determined overhead rate is 35 per direct labor our

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