A hospital sees patients across two different departments: pediatrics and internal medicine. On average, the hospital sees 800 patients in pediatrics per year and 1400 in internal medicine. Physicians in the pediatrics department earn a total of $800,000 in salaries and benefits each year, while physicians in the internal medicine department earn $1,600,000. The pediatrics department spends $17,000 on supplies each month. There are two executives who oversee both programs. The hospital's chief executive earns $120,000 per year, and the CFO earns $100,000 per year as base salary. The benefit rate for the executives is 25%. In addition, the hospital purchased the building that it operates out of three years ago for $1,200,000. The building is expected to have a useful life of 30 years and no salvage value. The monthly cost of maintaining the building is $4,500, and insurance costs $3,000 per month. The hospital uses the number of patients as the cost base for allocating indirect costs. Fill in the following blanks: 26 27 [Note: Round your numbers to TWO decimal places] 28 29 30 A) Annual indirect costs allocated to the pediatrics department are: $ 31 32 33 34 B) Annual direct costs of the pediatrics department are: $ 35 36 37 38 C) Total annual cost of running the pediatrics department is: $ 39 40 41 D) Annual indirect costs allocated to the internal medicine department 42 are: $ 43 44 E Annual maintenance+insurance expense $ Enter MacBook F1 F2 A Question Progress