1: Alex, suggested an alternative method where they allocate overhead costs as a function of transactions. Based on the data provided in Exhibit 3, and the suggestion to allocate overhead costs as a function of transactions related to each overhead cost, what is the cost of Receiving per transaction? Please only provide a number and round to the second decimal.

1: Alex, suggested an alternative method where they allocate overhead costs as a function of transactions. Based on the data provided in Exhibit 3, and the suggestion to "allocate overhead costs as a function of transactions related to each overhead

cost," what is the cost of Receiving per transaction?

Please only provide a number and round to the second decimal. e.g. $5.6836/Direct Labor Hour should just be 5.68

2: Alex, suggested an alternative method where they allocate overhead costs as a function of transactions. They could then allocate costs unrelated to transactions like Engineering based on the engineering workload, and maintenance and depreciation based on machine hours. Based on the data provided in Exhibit 3, what is the cost of Maintenance and Depreciation per machine hour?

Please only provide a number and round to the second decimal. e.g. $5.6836/Direct Labor Hour should just be 5.68

 

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Standard Unit Cost Target Selling Price Planned Gross margin % Last Month: Actually Selling price Actual Gross Margin Guitars $1032.72 $1600.71 35% $1580.00 35% Exhibit 1: Product Profitability Analysis Bass Guitar Drum Kits $1765.43 $2736.42 35% $2300.00 23% $1626.35 $2520.84 35% $2800.00 42%

Expert Answer

Answer 1. Computation of Cost of Receiving per transaction: Receiving overheads = $20,000 Total numb View the full answer