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Ans: Direct labor cost per equivalent= Direct labor cost incurred/Equivalent units or production for direct labor
Equivalent units= 107,500+25% of 48,000
=107,500+12,000
= (119,500)
Direct labor cost incurred= 44,000
Cost per equivalent units= 44,000/119,500
= 0.368
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