Beckett works for Oriole Inc., which produces stuffed animals and dolls in the likeness of customers' pets or loved ones. This way, they can always be together, even when they're apart.

To make sure the full cost of making and selling these products is correctly determined, Beckett must carefully assign the support department costs to the operating departments. At the end of the year, these costs are compared to revenues from each segment for profitability analysis. If product categories did not generate as much profit margin as management had hoped, then selling prices and costs are adjusted to manage the margins for next year. Here is the information he has gathered:

Total support department costs: HR$,$ $$97,440$; Legal, $$119,840.$

Total costs in the Animals segment are $$593,000,$ while total costs in the Dolls segment are $$456,000.$

HR provides support to Legal, in addition to the Animals and Dolls segments: $20\%,35\%,$ and $45\%,$ respectively. Legal alsoprovides support to HR and to the Animals and Dolls segments: $30\%,20\%,$ and $50\%,$ respectively.

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Determine the total costs in the operating departments after allocating support costs using the direct method. $($Round intermediate calculations to $4$ decimal places, e$.$g$.15\mathrm{.}2564$ and final answers to $0$ decimal places, e$.$g$.5,125.)$

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