The controller for Tamale Cooking Oil Co. established the following overhead cost pools and cost drivers:BudgetedOverhead$14,30011 setups$12,480780 barrels$31,620 # of inspections102 inspections$17,250 # of machine hours 1,150 machine hoursOverhead Cost PoolMachine setupMaterials handlingQuality controlMachine utilities/ maintenanceSelect one:a. 98b. 479 xCost Driverc. 118d. 109# of setups# of barrelsAn order of 80 finished barrels of cooking oil used:Machine setups1 setupMaterials handling82 barrelsQuality inspections 10 inspectionsMachine hours ??? machine hoursIf the company uses activity-based costing and the total overhead charged to the order was $7,182, how many machine hours were used to complete the order?Estimated CostDriver Level

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If the company uses activity-based costing and the total overhead charged to the order was $7,182, how many machine hours were used to complete the order? Select one: a. 98 b. 479 x c. 118 Od. 109

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