Your friend started working at a candy company, and is in charge of making the journal entries to record transactions in the job-order costing system. Questions 4-8 relate to helping her record the appropriate journal entries. Next, in March, assembly line workers spent 75 hours working on the job (amounting to $1,500 of wages owed). Moreover, the company incurred costs related to the monthly salary for the factory supervisor (amounting to $2,000 of wages owed). Select the option that corresponds to the journal entries she should record (select one): Increase Work in Process Inventory by $3,500; Increase Accrued Liabilities by $3,500. Increase Salary Expense by $3,500; Increase Accrued Liabilities by $3,500. Increase Work in Process Inventory by $1,500; Increase Manufacturing Overhead by $2,000; Increase Accrued Liabilities by $3,500. Increase Work in Process Inventory by $1,500; Increase Salary Expense by $2,000; Increase Accrued Liabilities by $3,500