ices Required information Use the following information for the Quick Studies below. (Algo) Rafner Manufacturing has the following budgeted data for its two production departments. Budgeted Datal Finishing Overhead cost Direct labor hours Machine hours Assembly $1,437,500 12,500 direct labor hours 5,500 machine hours $914,500 19,500 direct labor hours 15,500 machine hours QS 17-8 (Algo) Allocating overhead with departmental rates LO P2 Allocate overhead to a job that uses 75 direct labor hours in the Assembly department and uses 60 machine hours in the Finishing department Department Departmental Overhead Rate Hours Used Overhead Allocated Assembly Finishing Total $ 1,437.000 per direct labor hour 12.500 DLH $ 17.962.500,000 S 914.500 per direct labor hour 19 500 DLHS 17,832,750,000 $ 35.795.250.000

ices Required information Use the following information for the Quick Studies below. (Algo) Rafner Manufacturing has the following budgeted data for its two production departments. Budgeted Datal Finishing Overhead cost Direct labor hours Machine hours Assembly $1,437,500 12,500 direct labor hours 5,500 machine hours $914,500 19,500 direct labor hours 15,500 machine hours QS 17-8 (Algo) Allocating overhead with departmental rates LO P2 Allocate overhead to a job that uses 75 direct labor hours in the Assembly department and uses 60 machine hours in the Finishing department Department Departmental Overhead Rate Hours Used Overhead Allocated Assembly Finishing Total $ 1,437.000 per direct labor hour 12.500 DLH $ 17.962.500,000 S 914.500 per direct labor hour 19 500 DLHS 17,832,750,000 $ 35.795.250.000

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