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On the line in front of each statement, enter either a D for debit or a C for credit to indicate the

On the line in front of each statement, enter either a D for debit or a C for credit to indicate the normal entry that would be needed for each account named.
________   direct labor was incurred on a job: Work-in-Process Inventory account
________   indirect labor was incurred: Wages Payable account
________   indirect labor was added to a job: Manufacturing Overhead account
________   direct labor was incurred: Wages Payable account

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