None Greenfield Hospital uses a job-order costing system for all patients who undergo surgery.The following budgeted indirect cost data is available:•Pre-Operative Room Costs: $92,000• Operating Room Costs: $72,500⚫ Surgical Recovery Costs: $38,000If the hospital applies overhead based on direct labor hours and estimates 15,200 directlabor hours for the year, what is the predetermined overhead rate per direct labor hour?

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