HI KINDLY ANSWER ON THE ATTACHED FILE. THANK YOU SO MUCH :) 3031323334353637383940Items 8 and 9 are based on the following data:ARMIE CORPORATION manufactures plastic coated metal clips. The following were among Armie's 2011manufacturing costs:Wages:Machine operationsMaterials used200,000Metal wireP500,000Maintenance workers30,000Lubricant for oiling machinery10,000Factory foreman90,000Plastic coating380,0008.Armie's 2011 direct labor amounted to:A P 200,000P 230,000C P 290,000P 320,000D414243449.Armie's 2011 direct materials amounted to:A P 890,000P 880,000C P 510,000D P 500,000

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Items 8 and 9 are based on the following data: ARMIE CORPORATION manufactures plastic coated metal clips. The following were among Armie's 2011 manufacturing costs: Wages: Machine operations 1 3 Materials used 200,000 Metal wire P 500,000 5 Maintenance workers 30,000 Lubricant for oiling machinery 10,000 Factory foreman 90,000 Plastic coating 380,000 7 8 8. Armie's 2011 direct labor amounted to: A P 200,000 P 230,000 C P 290,000 D P 320,000 -1 9. Armie's 2011 direct materials amounted to: A P 890,000 B P 880,000 C P 510,000 D P 500,000 3

Items 8 and 9 are based on the following data: ARMIE CORPORATION manufactures plastic coated metal clips. The following were among Armie's 2011 manufacturing costs: Wages: Machine operations 1 3 Materials used 200,000 Metal wire P 500,000 5 Maintenance workers 30,000 Lubricant for oiling machinery 10,000 Factory foreman 90,000 Plastic coating 380,000 7 8 8. Armie's 2011 direct labor amounted to: A P 200,000 P 230,000 C P 290,000 D P 320,000 -1 9. Armie's 2011 direct materials amounted to: A P 890,000 B P 880,000 C P 510,000 D P 500,000 3

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