Sandhill Industries carries no inventories. Its product is manufactured only when a customer's order is received. It is then shipped immediately after it is made. For its fiscal year ended October 31, 2025, Sandhill's break-even point was $1.35 million. On sales of $1.50 million, its GAAP income statement showed a gross profit of $257,500, direct materials cost of $500,000, and direct labor costs of $605,000. The contribution margin was $195,000, and variable manufacturing overhead was $51,000. (a) Calculate the following: 1. Variable selling and administrative expenses. 2. 3. Fixed manufacturing overhead. Fixed selling and administrative expenses. $ $ $

Sandhill Industries carries no inventories. Its product is manufactured only when a customer's order is received. It is then shipped immediately after it is made. For its fiscal year ended October 31, 2025, Sandhill's break-even point was $1.35 million. On sales of $1.50 million, its GAAP income statement showed a gross profit of $257,500, direct materials cost of $500,000, and direct labor costs of $605,000. The contribution margin was $195,000, and variable manufacturing overhead was $51,000. (a) Calculate the following: 1. Variable selling and administrative expenses. 2. 3. Fixed manufacturing overhead. Fixed selling and administrative expenses. $ $ $

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Sandhill Industries carries no inventories. Its product is manufactured only when a customer's order is received. It is then shipped
immediately after it is made. For its fiscal year ended October 31, 2025, Sandhill's break-even point was $1.35 million. On sales of
$1.50 million, its GAAP income statement showed a gross profit of $257,500, direct materials cost of $500,000, and direct labor costs
of $605,000. The contribution margin was $195,000, and variable manufacturing overhead was $51,000.
(a)
Calculate the following:
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Variable selling and administrative expenses.
Fixed manufacturing overhead.
Fixed selling and administrative expenses.
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