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3- Al Yamamah Steel Industries Co. uses the step method for allocating the costs of its service departments to operating departments. The company has two support departments (Human Resource and Information Technology) and two operating departments (Hot Rolled Hollow Steel and Cold Rolled Hollow Steel).

Al Yamamah Steel Industries Co. decided to allocate Human Resource department costs based on the number of employees in each department and Information Technology costs based on the number of machine hours in each department.

Required:

a- Give a numerical example for the four departments as a given information.

	Support Departments		Operating Departments		TOTAL
	Human Resource	Information Technology	Hot Rolled Hollow Steel	cold Rolled Hollow Steel
Total department cost
Number of employees
Number of machine hours

b- Then based on your given information, use the step-down method to allocate support department costs.

Allocate cost:

Human Resource
Information Technology
TOTAL

Answers will be varied among students

Question : T- If you have these 2 constraints: 0.6R+4D s 180,000 Machine Hour constraint 3R+5D 150,000 Direct Labor Hour constraint Required: a Draw a graph showing the possible production plans for this company. b- From your opinion where is the feasible area of the production plan. Explain your answer. Answer Question no 2 A housekeeping support department budgets its costs at SR 40,000 per month plus SR 12 /hour For January the following were the estimated and actual hours provided by the housekeeping support department to 3 operating department. Estimated hours spent cleaning Actual hours spent cleaning Department A Department B Department C Total Required A- What is the support department's allocation rate if estimated activity is the allocation 1600 1400 2000 5000 1500 1600 1800 4900 base What is the support department's allocation rate if actual activity is the allocation base? CList one advantages and one disadvantage for each types of allocation rate