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Question 22 (6 points) Listen Dog Inc. and Cat Inc. are two small pet food manufactures that share the same building. The two companies are considering leasing a packaging machine together. The machine's rent is based on volume. If Dog rents the machine on it own, it will cost $260,000 per year. If Cat rents the machine alone, it will cost $140,000. If they rent the machine together, the total costs will be discounted to $360,000. For the following multi-choice question(s), submit your written answers from the multi-choice questions here. 3 marks per multi-choice question for showing correct work. ... Format BI U A > Add a File Record Audio Required: For Dog Inc. and Cat Inc., calculate Cat's respective share of fees using the Shapely value method. (4 marks - 1 mark for correct multi-choice answer and 3 other marks for showing correct work in the workspace question provided - pick correct multi-choice answer below and then add any work to Dog and Cat's answer workspace question). Cat = $120,000 Cat = $126,000 Cat = $360,000 Cat = $140,000 Cat = $100,000 Cat = $240,000 Required: For Dog Inc. and Cat Inc., calculate Dog's respective share of fees under the incremental cost-allocation method assuming Cat is the primary party. (4 marks - 1 mark for correct multi-choice answer and 3 other marks for showing correct work in the workspace question provided - pick correct multi-choice answer below and then add any work to Dog and Cat's answer workspace question). Onone of the above. Dog = $360,000 Dog = $140,000 + 65.0%(Cat) Dog = $234,000 Dog = $260,000 + 53.846%(Cat) Dog = $220,000