Question 6 3 pts Jason Company uses a job-order costing system and applies overhead costs to jobs using a pre-determined overhead rate of $6.30 per direct labor hour. Jason Company began work on four jobs during June. Information related to the four jobs appears below direct materials used direct labor cost direct labor hours used units in the job Job B-70 53,786 $2,875 280 hours 500 units Job F-8n $1,492 $4,255 410 hours 780 units direct materials used direct labor cost direct labor hours used units in the job Job 3-99 $4,794 $4,715 370 hours 820 units Job Y-6c $2,465 $3,220 250 hours 620 units By the end of June, Jobs B-7a, 3-99. and Y-6C were completed while Job F-8n was not completed. During June, Jason Company sold all of the units from Job B-7a and sold 420 of the units from Job J-99. None of the units from Job Y-6C were sold during June. Assume Jason Company had no inventories of any type at June 1. Jason Company's actual overhead cost for the month of June totaled 59,045 Calculate Jason Company's cost of goods manufactured for June