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1)Let's pretend we are making glasses of water.Basically, our materials consist of water and the glasses.The conversion is pouring.Got it?Great. Let's also assume that for

1)Let's pretend we are making glasses of water.Basically, our materials consist of water and the glasses.The conversion is pouring.Got it?Great.

Let's also assume that for the period, my materials cost $100 and the conversion costs were $300.

I start with no inventory.We manufacture - POUR - 100 glasses of water.

What's the cost of a glass of water?What is the Cost Goods Manufacturing (total) for the period?

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