A company uses job-order costing and allocates costs using direct labor (DL) hours as the cost driver. At the beginning of the year, the company had estimated the following: Estimated total fixed overhead cost: $250,000 Estimated variable overhead cost: $12 per direct labor hour Estimated total direct labor hours: 3130 hours A particular job had $3000 of materials costs and $2600 of direct labor costs (for 52 hours of labor). What is the full manufacturing cost of this job? (Round intermediate calculations and your final answer to the nearest dollar and cents.) A company uses job-order costing and assigns overhead on the basis of direct labor hours. The company estimates that its annual fixed and variable overhead costs and direct labor hours will be: Estimated total annual fixed overhead costs Estimated variable overhead cost per direct labor hour Estimated direct labor hours $200,000 $5.80 10,000 hours Job 182 was completed during the year and incurred $2,000 in materials costs and $7,000 in direct labor costs (for 590 direct labor hours). Calculate the incremental cash cost of completing this job. (Round any intermediate calculations and the final answer to the nearest dollars and cents.) Match the costs on the left to the account they belong in on the firm's financial statements at the end of 2020. The manufacturing cost of a motorcycle that was sold in 2020 [Choose] The manufacturing cost of a motorcycle that [Choose ] was finished but not sold in 2020 The manufacturing cost of a motorcycle that [Choose] was started but not finished in 2020