The Crouse Travel Company applies overhead to its international camping tours using activity-based costing. Following is information about the three overhead cost pools:

For any given tour, the number of tourist travel days is the number of tourists multiplied by the number of days in the tour. For example, 10 tourists on a seven-day tour would constitute 70 tourist travel days.
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A) Calculate the overhead rates.
B) Five of the 40 tours were 10-day trips to Patagonia. These tours averaged 12 tourists per trip. How much overhead would be applied to these five Patagonia tours?

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Administration Operations Marketing Total Costs Allocation Base $200,000 Number of tours 600,000 Tourist travel days" 180,000 Number of tourists Total Quantity of the Allocation Base Incurred 40 6,000 600