Can someone please walk me through this question. If the PDOR (Pre determined overhead rates) is $13 and the actual direct labor hour is 63.000, why can not I multiply it? Am I getting the wrong PDOR? If so, how should i get it? How do we end up with the right answer as stated in the key?

You Answered Correct Answer )- Question 8 0 / 2 pts At Marlin's biscuit factory, manufacturing overhead is applied based on direct labor cost. At the beginning of 2019, Marlin's cost accountant estimated the following information for the year: Total DM Costs $800,000 Direct Labor Hours 49,000 hours Cost per DLH $13/hour Total Machine Hours 3,150 hours Total MOH Costs $618,000 At the end of 2019, the cost accountant noted that actual direct labor hours were 63,000, actual machine hours were 3,520, and the actual labor rate was $18.48. How much manufacturing overhead was applied? Round your answer to 2 do 819,000 1,129,513.85 margin of error +/- 1%