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A company keeps the factory production at 10,000 helmets a month and Direct Materials=$75,000, Direct Labor=$43,00, Manufacturing Overhead=$18,100 and Period Costs=$22,100.

Compute the cost to produce one helmet. Please let me see formula for computing.

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