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| Calculating selling price per unit | |
| Direct Materials | $ 18 |
| Direct Labor (9 hours*$11) | $ 99 |
| Overhead cost ($99*69%) | $ 68 |
| Total cost | $ 185 |
| Add :Profit Margin ($185*32%) | $ 59 |
| Unit Selling price | $ 245 |
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