I ASKED THIS QUESTION BEFORE BUT ONLY GOT A PARTIAL ANSWER. CAN SOMEONE HELP ME WITH 2 & 3?

EyeGuard Equipment Incorporated (EEI) manufactures protective eyewear for use in commercial and home applications. The product is also used by hunters, home woodworking hobbyists, and in other applications. The firm has two main product linesthe highest-quality product is called Safe-T, and a low-cost, value version is called Safe-V. Information on the factory conversion costs for EEI is as follows:

	Factory Costs
Salaries	$ 855,000
Supplies	155,000
Factory expense	555,000
Total	$ 1,565,000

EEI uses ABC to determine the unit costs of its products. The firm uses resource consumption cost drivers based on rough estimates of the amount that each activity consumes, as shown below. EEI has four activities: job setup, assembly, inspecting and finishing, and packaging.

	Setup	Assembly	Inspecting and Finishing	Packaging	Total
Salaries	15%	55%	20%	10%	100%
Supplies	20	60	20		100
Factory expense		80	20		100

The activity cost drivers for the two products are summarized below.

Activities	Activity Driver
Setup	Batch
Assembly	Units
Inspect and finishing	Finishing hours
Packaging	Packing hours

	Safe-V	Safe-T
Batches	300	650
Units	65,000	77,000
Finishing hours, per unit	0.20	0.30
Packaging hours, per unit	0.10	0.15
Materials per unit	$ 3.50	$ 6.00

Required:

1. Determine the amount of the cost pool for each of the four activities.

2. Determine the activity-driver rates for assigning factory costs to the two products.

3. Determine the activity-based unit cost for each of the products.