Piper Recreational Vehicles (PRV) modifies vans into recreational vehicles. PRV offers two models, the XC-2 and XC-6, which differ in the quality of the basic van and the workmanship and machining detail that are used. The following data reflect expected operations for the next year. Number assembled Materials cost per RV Other costs: Direct labor Depreciation Miscellaneous costs Operation cost Materials cost Total cost Unit cost XC-2 54 $ 40,000 XC-2 XC-6 39 $ 70,000 Required: es Piper Recreational Vehicles uses operations costing and assigns conversion costs based on the number of units assembled. Compute the expected cost of each model assembled next year. XC-6 Total 93 $ $ 905,550 735, 120 633, 180 Total 0

Piper Recreational Vehicles (PRV) modifies vans into recreational vehicles. PRV offers two models, the XC-2 and XC-6, which differ in the quality of the basic van and the workmanship and machining detail that are used. The following data reflect expected operations for the next year. Number assembled Materials cost per RV Other costs: Direct labor Depreciation Miscellaneous costs Operation cost Materials cost Total cost Unit cost XC-2 54 $ 40,000 XC-2 XC-6 39 $ 70,000 Required: es Piper Recreational Vehicles uses operations costing and assigns conversion costs based on the number of units assembled. Compute the expected cost of each model assembled next year. XC-6 Total 93 $ $ 905,550 735, 120 633, 180 Total 0

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