Check my work 30 is behind in their classroom studies. It charges its students $855 per course. During the previous year, Franklin provided instruction for 1000 students. The income statement for the company follows Revenge Cost of instructors Overhead costs Net Income S255,100 550,000 (257,500 130.500 The company president Andria Rossi, indicated in a discussion with the accountant, Sam Trent that she was extremely pleased with the growth in the area of computer-assisted instruction Sho observed that this department served 300 students using only three part time instructors in contrast, the classroom based instructional department required 28 instructors to teach 700 students. Ms. Rossi noted that the per student cost of instruction was dramatically lower for the computer assisted department She Dosed her conclusion on the following information Franklin pays its part time instructors an average of 5th,000 per year. The total cost of instruction and the cost per studentore computed as follows Type of Instruction Congressed caroon Number of instructors (0) 20 Number of students 720 Total cost $10,000) $54,600 5504,000 Cost per student 720 300 Assuming that overhead costs were distributed equally across the student population, Ms. Rossi concluded that the cost of instructors was the critical variable in the company's capacity to generate profits Based on the analysis, her strategic plan called for heavily Increased use of computer-assisted instruction Mc Trent was not so sure that computated instruction should be stressed Anor attending a seminar on activity based costing ABC), he believed that the allocation of overhead cost could be more closely traced to the different types of learning activities. To Yachte an activity based onlysis, the developed the following information about the costs associated with computer assisted versus classroom instructional activities. He Wentified $180.000 of overhead costs that were directly tractable to computer assisted activities including the costs of computer hardware, software and technical assistance He believed the remaining 577500 of overra costi should be allocated to the two instructional activities based on the number of students rolled in each program 30 Franklin pays its part time instructors an average of $18,000 per year. The total cost of instruction and the cost per studentore computed as follows Type of Instruction Number of instructors a Number of students Total cost $15.000 Cost per student cubi Contested 3 300 $54,000 5 180 Classroom 28 700 $504,000 5 720 Assuming that overbond costs were distributed equally across the student population, Ms. Rossi concluded that the cost of instructors was the critical variable in the company's capacity to generate profits Based on her analysis her strategic plan called for heavily Increased use of computer-assisted instruction Mr. Trent was not so sure that computer assisted instruction should be stressed. Alter attending a sonar on activity based casting (ABC), he believed that the allocation of overhead cost could be more closely traced to the different types of learning activities. To facilitate an activity-based analys, he developed the following information about the costs associated with comouter-assisted versus classroom instructional activities. He identified $180,000 of overhead costs that were directly traceable to computer-assisted activities, including the cost of computer hardware, software, and technical assistance. He believed the remaining 577.500 of overhead cools should be allocated to the two instructional activities based on the number of students enrolled in each program Required A. Based on the preceding information, determine the total cost and me cost per student to provide courses through computers sisted instruction versus classroom instruction (Do not round Intermediate calculations. Round "Cost per student to 2 decimal places.) Cum ch pentru To Corderit