Walden Company makes and sells wooden furniture. A recent fire destroyed most of the company's accounting record. Mike Lawson, the manager of Walden Company, needs to prepare an income statement for an upcoming meeting with the company's board of directors. Because the key accounts are not usable. Mike asked the company's accountants to obtain necessary information from other sources, After contacting various sources, the company has collected the following information about its activities for 2010. During the year 2010, the company's sales amounted to $600,000. The costs incurred by the company in 2010 were as follows: Raw materials purchased S 70,000 Direct labor (20,000 hours) 180,000 Indirect labor 15.000 Equipment rent 25,000 Factory utilities 10,000 Miscellaneous factory supplies 17,000 Building depreciation 15,000 Property taxes on building 5,000 Production salaries 75,000 Administrative salaries 120,000 Miscellaneous selling and administrative costs 29,000 inventory balances at the beginning and end of the year were as follows: About sixty percent of the factory building was devoted to manufacturing operations, so 60 percent of building depreciation and property taxes is treated as a factory cost. The company was subject to an income tax rate of 30 percent. Required Compute the following for the company for 2010: Raw materials consumed Factory overhead incurred Cost of furniture manufactured Cost of furniture sold Selling and administrative expenses incurred