Kerplunk uses Job$-$Order costing with direct labor hours as the cost driver.

Budget:

$12,800$ Direct labor hours

$$18\mathrm{.}04$ Hourly cost for direct labor

$$112,514$ Total overhead cost

Actuals:

$21,552$ Direct labor hours

$$17\mathrm{.}16$ Hourly cost for direct labor

$$269,212$ Total overhead cost

Data for the Hurley job:

$29$ units in job

$$2,868$ Direct material cost

$$4,254$ Direct labor cost

$147$ Direct labor hours consumed

What is the cost per unit for the Hurley job $($round final answer to the nearest cents if necessary$)?$

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