10-44. Resources Used versus Resources SuppliedThe Purchasing Department at Arnold & Daughters reports the following information aboutresources.Cost Driver RateCost Driver VolumeResources used24Material testingMaterial procurement.Resources suppliedMaterial testingMaterial procurment.43 per test2,000 tests%$4600 per order500 orders$100,000$340,000RequiredCompute unused resource capacity in the Purchasing Department at Arnold & Daughters.

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10-44. Resources Used versus Resources Supplied The Purchasing Department at Arnold & Daughters reports the following information about resources. Cost Driver Rate Cost Driver Volume Resources used Material testing. Material procurement. %$4 2$ 2,000 tests 43 per test 600 per order 500 orders Resources supplied Material testing. Material procurment. $100,000 $340,000

10-44. Resources Used versus Resources Supplied The Purchasing Department at Arnold & Daughters reports the following information about resources. Cost Driver Rate Cost Driver Volume Resources used Material testing. Material procurement. %$4 2$ 2,000 tests 43 per test 600 per order 500 orders Resources supplied Material testing. Material procurment. $100,000 $340,000

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