Using multiple cost drivers to allocate costs. Assume Gretzky Manufacturing uses three allocation bases to allocate overhead costs from departments to jobs: number of different parts, number of machine hours, and number of job setup hours. The information needed to compute the allocation rates follows:

Job 300ZX required the following activities:
Department A: 10 parts, 1,000 machine hours. 20 setup hours.
Department B: 2 parts. 200 machine hours, 10 setup hours.
Allocate overhead costs to Job 300ZX.

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Department A 1. Number of Different Parts... $ 4.000 2. Number of Machine Hours Worked 3. Number of Hours to Set up Jobs Department B Costs Units of Activity Costs Units of Activity 40 Parts $ 800 10 Parts $208,000 16,000 Hours $60,000 1,500 Hours $ 24,000 300 Hours $ 8,000 100 Hours