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Can you please show your work so I can understand how you got the answers. thank you! Aggie Custom Kitchens Corporation uses a job order

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Aggie Custom Kitchens Corporation uses a job order cost system. The following data summarizes the operations related to its first month's production. 1. Materials costing $181,000 were purchased by paying $65,000 in cash with the remainder on account. 2. Materials requisitioned were as follows: Job i $12,600; Job 2 $5,100; Job 3 $9,100; General factory use $1,400. 3. Factory wages incurred were as follow: Job 1 $6,200, Job 2 87,400; Job 3 $4,900: General factory use $4,863. The factory wages were paid in cash. 4. Depreciation on the factory equipment $1,800. 5. Depreciation on the corporate headquarters $2,100. 6. Manufacturing overhead costs incurred on account $7.900. 7. Manufacturing overhead rate is applied at 85% of the direct labor costs. 8. Job I and Job 3 were completed during the month. 9. Job 1 was sold for $42,452 cash. 10. Prepared the adjusting entry for manufacturing overhead, assuming the balance is allocated entirely to the Cost of Goods Sold account. Instructions: On the separately distributed general journal page, prepare (in good form) the general journal entries for the transactions described above. Identify the journal entries by the transaction number

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