Trumball Catering served 4,000 meals last month. Trumball recorded the following costs with those meals:Variable costs:Ingredients usedDirect laborIndirect materials and suppliesUtilitiesTruck fuel and other variable costsFixed costs:Managers' salariesRentDepreciation on trucks and equipment (straight-line, time basis)Miscellaneous fixed costsTotal variable costsTotal fixed costsTotal costsUnit costsRequired:Unit variable costs and total fixed costs are expected to remain unchanged next quarter. Calculate the unit cost and the total cost if4,800 meals are served next quarter.Note: Round "Unit costs" answer to 2 decimal places.$$$$$ 10, 20022,5009,3003,6006, 20051,80054,00062,16012.95$ 28,70014, 2007,6003,500

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Trumball Catering served 4,000 meals last month. Trumball recorded the following costs with those meals: Variable costs: Ingredients used Direct labor Indirect materials and supplies Utilities Truck fuel and other variable costs Fixed costs: Managers' salaries Rent Depreciation on trucks and equipment (straight- line, time basis) Miscellaneous fixed costs $ 10, 200 22,500 9,300 3,600 6,200 $ 28,700 14,200 7,600 3,500 Required: Unit variable costs and total fixed costs are expected to remain unchanged next quarter. Calculate the unit cost and the total cost if 4,800 meals are served next quarter. Note: Round "Unit costs" answer to 2 decimal places.

Trumball Catering served 4,000 meals last month. Trumball recorded the following costs with those meals: Variable costs: Ingredients used Direct labor Indirect materials and supplies Utilities Truck fuel and other variable costs Fixed costs: Managers' salaries Rent Depreciation on trucks and equipment (straight- line, time basis) Miscellaneous fixed costs $ 10, 200 22,500 9,300 3,600 6,200 $ 28,700 14,200 7,600 3,500 Required: Unit variable costs and total fixed costs are expected to remain unchanged next quarter. Calculate the unit cost and the total cost if 4,800 meals are served next quarter. Note: Round "Unit costs" answer to 2 decimal places.

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