114. Jenny's Cupcake Shop and Cara's Cakes each operate a bakery close to each other in a small town in Florida. IfJenny rents ovens on her own, it will cost $34.000. If Cara rents ovens on her own, it will cost $56,000. If theyconsolidate baking operations and share ovens, the total cost will be $72,000.Read the requirementsRequirement 1. Calculate Jenny's and Cara's respective cost of the shared ovens under the stand-alone cost-allocation method.Stand-aloneJennyactriCara Requirements1.Calculate Jenny's and Cara's respective cost of the shared ovens underthe stand-alone cost-allocation method.2.Calculate Jenny's and Cara's respective cost of the shared ovens using theincremental cost-allocation method assuming (a) Jenny is the primary partyand (b) Cara is the primary party.3. Calculate Jenny's and Cara's respective cost of the shared ovens using theShapley value method.4.Which method would you recommend Jenny and Cara use to share the costof the ovens? Why?

Stand Alone Cost Allocation MethodThe purpose of using the stand alone cost method which calculate…

1. Calculate Jenny's and Cara's respective cost of the shared ovens under the stand-alone cost-allocation method. 2. Calculate Jenny's and Cara's respective cost of the shared ovens using the incremental cost-allocation method assuming (a) Jenny is the primary party and (b) Cara is the primary party. 3. Calculate Jenny's and Cara's respective cost of the shared ovens using the Shapley value method. 4. Which method would you recommend Jenny and Cara use to share the cost of the ovens? Why?

1. Calculate Jenny's and Cara's respective cost of the shared ovens under the stand-alone cost-allocation method. 2. Calculate Jenny's and Cara's respective cost of the shared ovens using the incremental cost-allocation method assuming (a) Jenny is the primary party and (b) Cara is the primary party. 3. Calculate Jenny's and Cara's respective cost of the shared ovens using the Shapley value method. 4. Which method would you recommend Jenny and Cara use to share the cost of the ovens? Why?

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