Mervon Company has two operating departments: mixing and bottling. Mixing occupies 26,640 square feet. Bottling occupies 17,760 square feet. Indirect factory costs include maintenance costs of $210,000. If the maintenance costs are allocated to operating departments based on square footage occupied, determine the amount of maintenance costs allocated to each operating department. Department Mixing Bottling Total Sq. Feet % of Total Maint. Exp. to Allocate Allocated Amount

Mervon Company has two operating departments: mixing and bottling. Mixing occupies 26,640 square feet. Bottling occupies 17,760 square feet. Indirect factory costs include maintenance costs of $210,000. If the maintenance costs are allocated to operating departments based on square footage occupied, determine the amount of maintenance costs allocated to each operating department. Department Mixing Bottling Total Sq. Feet % of Total Maint. Exp. to Allocate Allocated Amount

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