Costs of Department 1 = $863,500
Costs of Department 2 = $287,000
Total Costs from both departments = $1,150,500
Total Desk Chair produced = 25,700
Cost per Desk Chair produced = $1,150,500 / 25,700
Cost per Desk Chair produced = $44.77
So, Cost per Desk Chair produced = $44.77
Martinez Products manufactures a line of desk chairs. Martinez's production operations are divided into two departments...
Martinez Products manufactures a line of desk chairs, Martinez's production operations are divided into two departments Department 1 and Department 2 The company uses a process costing system. Martinez incurred the following costs during the year to produce 25,700 chairs Department 1 $863.500 Department 2 5287,000 if Martinez sells 22.600 chairs during the year, what will be the cost per chair produced? (Round your answer to two decimal places) O A $44.77 OB. $50.91 OC. $33.60 O D. $3821
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