1. Calculate the capacity cost rate for the checking account process. Round your answers to the nearest cent. 18.4 v per hour Calculate the activity rates for the four activities. Round your answers to the nearest cent. Processing accounts 3.68 V per account Issuing statements 1.84V per statement Processing transactions 0.92 v per transaction Answering inquirles 2.76 v per inquiry 2. Assuming there are 2,000 interest-bearing checking accounts, calculate the cost per account using the activity rates from Requirement 1. Round your answers to the nearest cent. Unit cost $ 18.40 x 3. A time equation is used to assign resource costs to checking accounts. Select a time equation for the interest-bearing checking account product. 0.20(number of accounts) + 0.10(number of statements) + 0.05(number of transactions) + 0.15(number of inquiries) Again, assuming that there are 2,000 interest bearing accounts, show that the resource cost per account is the same as calculated in Requirement 2. Round your answers to the nearest cent. 18.40 X

1. Calculate the capacity cost rate for the checking account process. Round your answers to the nearest cent. 18.4 v per hour Calculate the activity rates for the four activities. Round your answers to the nearest cent. Processing accounts 3.68 V per account Issuing statements 1.84V per statement Processing transactions 0.92 v per transaction Answering inquirles 2.76 v per inquiry 2. Assuming there are 2,000 interest-bearing checking accounts, calculate the cost per account using the activity rates from Requirement 1. Round your answers to the nearest cent. Unit cost $ 18.40 x 3. A time equation is used to assign resource costs to checking accounts. Select a time equation for the interest-bearing checking account product. 0.20(number of accounts) + 0.10(number of statements) + 0.05(number of transactions) + 0.15(number of inquiries) Again, assuming that there are 2,000 interest bearing accounts, show that the resource cost per account is the same as calculated in Requirement 2. Round your answers to the nearest cent. 18.40 X

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