ornton Health Care Center Incorporated has three clinics servicing the Seattle metropolitan area. The company's legal services department supports the clinics. Moreover, its computer services partment supports all of the clinics and the legal services department. The annual cost of operating the legal services department is $331,000. The annual cost of operating the computer services partment is $292,600. The company uses the number of patients served as the cost driver for allocating the cost of legal services and the number of computer workstations as the cost driver for cating the cost of computer services. Other relevant information follows. Number of Patients :Number of Workstations Sewell clinic 6,500: 7 Alphretta clinic 5,600: 11 Gwinnett clinic 6, 300: 14 al services 6 Computer services 18 Required Allocate the cost of computer services to all of the clinics and the legal services department. After allocating the cost of computer services, allocate cost of legal services to the three clinics. Compute the total allocated cost of service centers for each clinic.

ornton Health Care Center Incorporated has three clinics servicing the Seattle metropolitan area. The company's legal services department supports the clinics. Moreover, its computer services partment supports all of the clinics and the legal services department. The annual cost of operating the legal services department is $331,000. The annual cost of operating the computer services partment is $292,600. The company uses the number of patients served as the cost driver for allocating the cost of legal services and the number of computer workstations as the cost driver for cating the cost of computer services. Other relevant information follows. Number of Patients :Number of Workstations Sewell clinic 6,500: 7 Alphretta clinic 5,600: 11 Gwinnett clinic 6, 300: 14 al services 6 Computer services 18 Required Allocate the cost of computer services to all of the clinics and the legal services department. After allocating the cost of computer services, allocate cost of legal services to the three clinics. Compute the total allocated cost of service centers for each clinic.

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