Please answer in good accounting form. Thank you! <3 Using the reciprocal method, the appliedfactory overhead of the assemblydepartment if it used 24,700 machinehours is closest to:Galinganmo Corp has two service departments and two producingdepartments. The following are data available for the year 2021:FOH costEstimatedAreaLabor Hrs2,9001,100Occupied1,2001,5001,900P129,000105,000MaintenanceSecurityCuttingAssemblyThe maintenance costs are allocated based on estimated labor hoursand security is allocated based on space occupied. The producingdepartment uses machine hours with 50,000 for cutting and 25,000 forassembly to determine the factory overhead rate.416,0002,000380,0001,6003,200O P498,693O P259,350P502,645O P497,211None of the above

Using the reciprocal method, the applied factory overhead of the assembly department if it used 24,700 machine hours is closest to: Galinganmo Corp has two service departments and two producing departments. The following are data available for the year 2021: FOH cost Estimated Area Labor Hrs 2,900 1,100 Occupied 1,200 1,500 P129,000 105,000 416,000 380,000 The maintenance costs are allocated based on estimated labor hours Maintenance Security Cutting Assembly 2,000 1,900 3,200 1,600 and security is allocated based on space occupied. The producing department uses machine hours with 50,000 for cutting and 25,000 for assembly to determine the factory overhead rate. O P498,693 P259,350 O P502,645 P497,211 None of the above

Using the reciprocal method, the applied factory overhead of the assembly department if it used 24,700 machine hours is closest to: Galinganmo Corp has two service departments and two producing departments. The following are data available for the year 2021: FOH cost Estimated Area Labor Hrs 2,900 1,100 Occupied 1,200 1,500 P129,000 105,000 416,000 380,000 The maintenance costs are allocated based on estimated labor hours Maintenance Security Cutting Assembly 2,000 1,900 3,200 1,600 and security is allocated based on space occupied. The producing department uses machine hours with 50,000 for cutting and 25,000 for assembly to determine the factory overhead rate. O P498,693 P259,350 O P502,645 P497,211 None of the above

Principles of Cost Accounting

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Chapter4: Accounting For Factory Overhead

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