ntpsTidwell Industries has the following overhead costs andcost drivers. Direct labor hours are estimated at 100000for the year.Est. OverheadCost DriverActivity Cost PoolOrdering and Receiving Orders$ 145000Machine SetupSetups319500MachiningMachine hours1575000Assembly1250000PartsInspection325000InspectionsIf overhead is applied using activity-based costing, theoverhead application rate for ordering and receiving isO $0.15 per part.O $290 per order.O $7229 per order.O $1.45 per direct labor hour.hp

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