Ace Company produces two products ( #1 and #2 ); has two additional cost objects relating to customer service and warranty support ( A and B ); and engages in three activities related to design, production, and testing (X, Y, and Z ). Follow the steps outlined below to apply activity-based costing to Ace Company. If any red boxes remain, you have not correctly completed the process. ALLOCATE COSTS: For the following four cost categories (indirect materials, maintenance, other, and SG\&A), make assumptions about the percentages to be assigned to each of the activities (X,Y,Z, or unallocated). Use the available pick lists from within each boxed area and enter your selection. Your total allocation must equal 100% for each row. The percentages you selected above are next used in the table below to allocate the total costs (assumed) among the various activities (experiment with alternative percentages above and observe how this changes the cost allocations below): DETERMINE THE PER-ACTIVITY RATES: Each of the products and other cost objects consumed activities at the rate indicated in the table below. Use this information and cost data above to determine the per unit activity cost measures. Use the available pick lists from within each boxed area to select the correct values. APPLY COSTS TO OBJECTS: Given below are the costs of direct material and direct labor. Assume that Cost Object A is allocated half to Product \#1 and half to Product \#2. Assume that Cost Object B is fully allocated to Product \#2. Use the pick lists from within the boxed areas below to apply all costs. The per unit amounts are automatically calculated. Study and review the entire process, considering the goals and objectives of ABC