9774 X Company has two production departments, A and B. At the start of the year, the following budgeted information is available: Department A Direct labor $800,000 Overhead $1,400,000 Direct labor hours 50,000 Machine hours 110,000 Department B Direct labor $800,000 Overhead $1,900,000 Direct labor hours 50,000 Machine hours 140,000 The following information is for two specific jobs, #301 and #302, that were completed during the year: Department A Department B Job #301 Direct labor $13,872 $3,616 Direct labor hours 867 226 Machine hours 1,050 850 Job #302 Direct labor $5,840 $9,216 Direct labor hours 365 576 Machine hours 1,280 750 3. If X Company has used a plantwide allocation system with direct labor hours as the cost driver, what would have been the allocation to Job 3302 round overhead rate(s) to two decimal places)? Submit Answer Tries 0/3 4. If X Company had used a departmental allocation system with direct labor hours as the cost driver in Department A and machine hours as the cost driver in Department B, what would have been the allocation to Job #302 (round overhead rate(s) to two decimal places)? >> Question 5 Feedback X Company uses account analysis to estimate total overhead costs for each month, with units produced as the activity measure. In May, when production was 1,000 units, the plant manager classified each overhead cost item as fixed and variable as follows: Timer Cost Item Utilities Supplies Maintenance Total Cost $23,600 $23,000 $18,500 Cost Behavior 100% variable 80% variable 100% fixed If September production is expected to be 1,180 units, what are estimated total overhead costs in September (round unit costs to two decimal places