Fran's Fleet (legal business name of #BN790997295) operates a fleet of passenger vans that passengers from one pick up location in a small town to three locations: the airport, the train station and the theatre. The company uses a traditional costing system in which it applies overhead costs to its different routes using a predetermined company-wide overhead rate based on kilometers driven. Information about the three routes is provided below. tics Airport $4.78 $2.00 35,70 Train Station Theatre Direct materials per passenger per trip Direct labour per passenger per trip Kilometers per passenger per trip $5.93 $4.11 $4.49 47.92 $4.82 59.43 The company's estimated total overhead cost for the year is $948,000 and the company's estimate total kilometers for the year is 130,000 KM. How much overhead would be applied to a passenger on a trip to the theatre? Round to two cents and enter your answer with no dollar signs or commas. Your Answer: Answer

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