What would the allocation rate be for facilities? Choice A: Not enough information to tell. Choice B: $4.62 per square foot 325,0001,500,000=4. 62 Choice C: $8.00 per square foot Choice D: $14,000,000 dollars \#2. Accounting - Billing has a total cost pool of $2,000,000. The cost driver has been determined to number of procedures. What would the allocation rate be for Accounting/Billings? Choice C: $9.32 per procedure Choice D: $75,000,000 dollars \#3. Now that you have calculated the allocation rate for facilities. What is the amount of facilities related expense that you would allocate to the Routine Care Department? Choice A: $1,500,000 Choice B: $24,000,000 Choice C: $693,000 Choice D: $25,000 \#4. Now that you have calculated the allocation rate for Accounting/Billing. What is the amount of Accounting Billing's related expense that you would allocate to the Routine Care Department? Choice A: $40,000 Choice B: $630,000 Choice C: $755,000 Choice D: $875,000 \#5. What would be the total expense for the Routine Care department (this is the addition of direct department expenses and allocated indirect costs). Choice A: $912,750 Choice B: $1,448,000 Choice C: $3,750,000 Choice D: $11,448,000 \#6. What do you notice about the allocation of the indirect expenses when this is done properly? Choice A: The total allocated amount is the same as the beginning indirect total (within a range of less than 1% ) Choice B: The amount allocated will always be substantially (>10%) greater than the beginning Amount Choice C: The amount allocated will always be substantially (