3 Product cost classificationsBarbieri Co. makes aluminum canoes. The company's June costs for material and labor were as follows:Material costsJanitorial suppliesChrome rivets to assemble canoesSealantAluminumLabor costsJanitorial wagesAluminum cuttersSalespeople's salaries$3,24022,5182,2143,029,400$16,740101,08877,490Welders280,800Factory supervisors' salaries 182,250a. What is the direct material cost for June? $ 0b. What is the direct labor cost for June? $ 0

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Barbieri Co. makes aluminum canoes. The company's June costs for material and labor were as follows: Material costs Janitorial supplies Chrome rivets to assemble canoes Sealant Aluminum Labor costs $3,240 22,518 2,214 3,029,400 Janitorial wages $16,740 Aluminum cutters 101,088 Salespeople's salaries 77,490 Welders 280,800 Factory supervisors' salaries 182,250 a. What is the direct material cost for June? $ 0 b. What is the direct labor cost for June? $ 0

Barbieri Co. makes aluminum canoes. The company's June costs for material and labor were as follows: Material costs Janitorial supplies Chrome rivets to assemble canoes Sealant Aluminum Labor costs $3,240 22,518 2,214 3,029,400 Janitorial wages $16,740 Aluminum cutters 101,088 Salespeople's salaries 77,490 Welders 280,800 Factory supervisors' salaries 182,250 a. What is the direct material cost for June? $ 0 b. What is the direct labor cost for June? $ 0

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