Question: In the previous example we computed a predetermined overhead rate of $37.50 per DLH (direct labor hours). Now, at the end of the year, let's

In the previous example we computed a predetermined overhead rate of $37.50 per DLH (direct labor hours). Now, at the end of the year, let's say that the plant actually had incurred $38,632,495 of MOH, and had actually used 946,250 of DL hours which cost $21,763,750 in total. Let's also say they had used DL hours, not DL cost, as their allocation base. *Had they overallocated or underallocated MOH to the vehicles that were made during the year? fix this? By how much? How do we
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