A company uses job-order costing with manufacturing overhead (MOH) applied on the basis of machine hours (MHs). In the past, the company's predetermined overhead rate (POHR) has fluctuated from period to period due primarily to differences in the expected usage of their machine. For this period, the machine has a capacity of 450MHs, but based on anticipated production, only 375 MHis are expected to be required. The company's MOH is relatively fixed, estimated at $11,250 for both levels of MH5. At the end of the period, actual production used 386MH and total actual MOH amounted to $10,500. How much less MOH would be applied during the month using capacity MHs rather than the traditional method? Multiple Choice $772 less appled to MOH using capocity. None of the answers are correct. \$tus loss applied to MOH using capocity. 51,930 less appted to MOH uning capacty. St.544 less apoled to MOit vung capactyy