Compute conversion costs given the following data: direct materials, $393,800; direct labor, $198,500; factory overhead, $200,400 and selling expenses, $36,900. Oa. $594,200 Ob. $163,500 Oc. $398,900 Od. $792,700

Compute conversion costs given the following data: direct materials, $393,800; direct labor, $198,500; factory overhead, $200,400 and selling expenses, $36,900. Oa. $594,200 Ob. $163,500 Oc. $398,900 Od. $792,700

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