Compute the total cost of the warehouse on these financial accounting question Eagle Manufacturing constructed its own warehouse. The company incurred the followingcosts: Cost of materials: $550,000 Labour cost incurred on the construction project: $750,000Total overhead cost for the company for the year: $10,000,000 Total labour cost (includingconstruction labour): $5,000,000 Interest incurred to finance the construction cost: $180,000Compute the total cost of the warehouse.

Step 1: Identify the Direct CostsThese are the costs directly related to the construction of the…

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