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A company that makes cameras uses both variable and absorption costing. The following information pertains to the year just ended:

Units produced 1,000
Units sold 750
Selling price per unit $375
Variable product costs per unit $100
Variable selling expense per unit $20
Fixed manufacturing overhead for the year $70,000
Fixed administrative expense for the year $70,000

a. Prepare the income statement using absorption costing.

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This solution is comprised of a detailed explanation to prepare the income statement using Absorption Cost for company that makes cameras. The solution is provided in an excel spreadsheet.

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A company that makes cameras uses both variable and absorption costing. The following information pertains to the year just ended:

Units produced 1,000
Units sold 750
Selling price per unit $375
Variable product costs per unit $100
Variable ...

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