Cost of Goods Manufactured and Sold Do not use negative signs with any of your answers.

$\backslash$table$[[$Schedule of Cost of Goods Manufactured and Sold$],[,$A$,$B$,$C$],[$Direct Material:$],[$Beginning materials inventory,$$260,$$$820,$$$550],[$Cost of materials purchased$],[$Cost of material available$],[$Less: Ending materials inventory$],[$Total material used$],[$Less: Indirect material used$],[$Direct material used$],[$Direct labor,$2,900,4,800,4,000],[$Manufacturing overhead:$],[$Indirect material$],[$Indirect labor$],[$Other manufacturing overhead$],[$Total manufacturing overhead$],[$Total manufacturing costs$],[$Add: Beginning work in process inventory$],[$Total cost of work in process$],[$Less: Ending work in process inventory$],[$Cost of goods manufactured$],[$Add: Beginning finished goods inventory$],[$Cost of goods available$],[$Less: Ending finished goods inventory$],[$Cost of goods sold,$$,$$$,$$$]]$

The following data relate to three independent production periods of Riverside Manufacturing Company. Missing data are indicated by question marks.

Using the above data, determine the missing amounts. $($You should set up a schedule of cost of goods manufactured and sold, fill in the known data, and calculate the missing amounts.$)$