Step-by-step explanation:
The computations are shown below:
a. For total manufacturing cost
Total manufacturing cost = cost of direct materials used + direct labor cost + overhead cost
where,
Cost of direct materials used = Opening Direct materials inventory + Direct materials purchased - ending Direct materials inventory
= $250,800 + $1,750,200 - $169,400
= $1,831,600
So, the total manufacturing cost is
= $1,831,600 + $1,004,300 + $2,693,400
= $5,529,300
b. For total work-in-process:
= Total manufacturing cost + beginning Work-in-process inventory
= $5,529,300 + $101,000
= $5,630,300
c. For cost of goods manufactured
Cost of goods manufactured = Opening work in process + Manufacturing cost - ending work in process
= $101,000 + $5,529,300 - $57,900
= $5,572,400
d. For cost of goods sold
= Beginning finished goods + Cost of goods manufactured - ending finished goods
= $511,000 + $5,572,400 - $307,400
= $5,368,800
e. For prime cost:
= Raw material used + Direct labor
= $1,831,600 + $1,004,300
= $2,835,900
f. For conversion cost
= Direct labor + Manufacturing overhead costs
= $1,004,300 + $2,693,400
= $3,697,700