Mazoon Company decided to use the high-low cost estimation method to analyze its mixed costs. During the year 2020, the highest level of activity at peak season was in August (45,500 labor hours for a total cost of $121,450) and the lowest level of activity was in November (18,000 labor hours for a total cost of $80,200). What is the estimated total cost for Mazoon Company at an expected operating level of 32,000 labor hours? O a. None of the answers given O b. $48,00O O c. $105,700 O d. $101,200 O e. $100,825

Mazoon Company decided to use the high-low cost estimation method to analyze its mixed costs. During the year 2020, the highest level of activity at peak season was in August (45,500 labor hours for a total cost of $121,450) and the lowest level of activity was in November (18,000 labor hours for a total cost of $80,200). What is the estimated total cost for Mazoon Company at an expected operating level of 32,000 labor hours? O a. None of the answers given O b. $48,00O O c. $105,700 O d. $101,200 O e. $100,825

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