Question: pro tire manufactures tires for allterrain vehicles pro uses job...

Pro Tire manufactures tires for​ all-terrain vehicles. Pro uses job costing and has a perpetual inventory system. On June ​22, Pro received an order for 170 TX tires from ATV Corporation at a price of $ 50 each. The​ job, assigned number​ 298, was promised for July 10. After purchasing the​ materials, Pro began production on June 30 and incurred the following direct labor and direct materials costs in completing the​ order:

                              

Date	Labor Time Record No.			Description	Amount
6/30	1896			12 hours at $14			$168
7/3	1904			30 hours at $18			$540
		Materials
		Requisition
Date		No.	Description			Amount
6/30		437	60 lbs. rubber at $10			$600
7/2		439	40 meters polyester fabric at $16			$640
7/3		501	100 meters steel cord at $12			$1,200

Pro allocates manufacturing overhead to jobs on the basis of the relation between expected overhead costs ​($ 396000​) and expected direct labor hours ​(18000​). Job 298 was completed on July 3 and shipped to ATV on July 5.

Requirements

1.	Prepare a job cost record for Job 298.
2.	Calculate the total profit and the​ per-unit profit for Job 298.