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knight company reports the following costs and expenses in may.
factory utilities $16,942 direct labor $71,743
depreciation on factory equipment 13,387 sales salaries 47,310
depreciation on delivery trucks 4,546 property taxes on factory building 3,252
indirect factory labor 49,656 repairs to office equipment 2,179
indirect materials 84,468 factory repairs 2,465
direct materials used 142,667 advertising 15,712
factory manager%u2019s salary 8,285 office supplies used 3,523
from the information, determine the total amount of:
(a) manufacturing overhead $knight company reports the following costs and exp
(b) product costs $knight company reports the following costs and exp
(c) period costs $knight company reports the following costs and exp

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