Continuation:Using activity-based costing, applied factory overhead for the 700 laser printers order based on the number of invoices is calculated to be: * a. P7,800b. P10,500c. P150d. P21,600 Naseema Co. manufactures laserprinters. It has outlined thefollowing overhead cost drivers.(Refer to image) Naseema Co. hadan order for 700 laser printers.Following is a list of productionrequirements for the order:Number of inspections - 175;Number of repetitions - 180;Number of invoices processed - 5;Direct labor hours - 650. Usingactivity-based costing, appliedfactory overhead for the 700 laserprinters order based on the numberof repetitions is calculated to be *Budgeted LevelOverhead Cost PoolCost DriverOverhead Costfor Cost DriverQuality ControlMachine repetitionsAccounts receivableInspections1,080P64,800132,000Repetitions1,100Invoices90030Direct laborOther overhead cost48,0004,000houra. P7,800b. P10,500c. P150d. P21,600

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