From "Production Cost Control". Chapter 2 An Introduction to cost terms and purposes. What is the computing and interpreting manufacturing costs associated with this problem?

2-13 Computing and interpreting unit manufacmring costs. Firuush Forest Products (FE?) produces three different paper products at its Vaasa lumber plantsupreme, deluxe, and regular. Each product has its own dedicated production line at the plant. FFP currently uses the following three-part classication for its manufacturing costs: direct materials, direct manufacturing labour, and indirect manufacturing costs. Indirect manufacturing costs are allocated to each product line on the basis of direct manufacturing labour costs on each line. Summary data for the most recent month Only 21302) are (in millions): Supreme Deluxe Regular Direct materials costs $34.0 $54.0 $61.0 Direct manufacturing labour costs 14.3 28.0 3.4!} Indirect manufacturing costs 42.0 34.13 24.13 Kilograms produced 813 1m 1013' REQUIRED 1. Cimzllilii the unit manufacturing cost per kilogram for each product produced in J11 37 . 2. Suppose that, in August 2002, production was 20 kilograms of Supreme, i613 kilograms of Deluxe, and. 1313 kilograms of Regular. \"Flip might the Jul].r 2002 unit manufacturing cost information be misleading Twhen predicting total manu- facnn'ing costs in August 21302