More info In August 2018, HS manufactured 1,900 CS1 chips and 1,500 CS2 chips; 84 of the CS1 chips and none of the CS2 chips required rework. HS classifies 74 of the CS1 chips reworked as normal rework caused by inherent problems in its production process that coincidentally occurred only during the production of CS1. Hence, the rework costs for these 74CS1 chips are normal rework costs not specifically attributable to the CS1 product. HS classifies the remaining 10 units of CS1 chips reworked as abnormal rework. HS allocates manufacturing overhead on the basis of machine-hours required to manufacture CS1 and CS2. Each CS1 and CS2 chip requires the same number of machine-hours. manufacturing overhead, \$17. (Click the icon to view additional information.) Required 1. Prepare journal entries to record the accounting for the cost of the spoiled chips and for rework. 2. What were the total rework costs of CS1 chips in August 2018 ? Requirement 1. Prepare journal entries to record the accounting for the cost of the spoiled chips and for rework. Begin by journalizing the costs assigned to the spoiled units before considering the rework costs. (Record debits first, then credits. Explanations are not required.)