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Smith and Hodges produce notions for the clothing industry. It uses four work cells for its four product lines. Just-in-time operations and costing methods have recently been adopted. A overhead rate of $9.50 per machine hour is applied to work cell #2. There were no beginning inventories on February 1. Operating costs for February for work cell #2 are as follows:
a. Using T accounts and traditional costing, show the flow of costs.
b. Using T accounts and a backflush costing system, show the flow of costs.
c. What is the total cost of goods sold for the month of February?
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