eBookDirect materials$$12,000$Direct labor cost:Department A $(450$ ?hours @ $$18)$$$8,100$Department B $(120$ ?hours @ $$18)$$$2,160$Machine hours used:Department A$200$Department B$800$Units produced$1,000$Required:Compute the total cost of Job $9-601.$$Compute the per$-$unit manufacturing cost for Job $9-601.$ ?Round your answer to two decimal places. overhead is applied at the rate of $$7$ ?per machine hour.Compute the total cost of Job $9-601.$Compute the per$-$unit manufacturing cost for Job $9-601.$ ?Round your answer to two decimal places.$Which method of applying overhead, plantwide or departmental, is more descriptive of the costs of Job $9-601?$ ?Why?The method is more descriptive of the resources used by Job $9-601.$ ?This job uses of the machine$-$hour intensive resources ofDepartment B whichcaptured using the plantwide overhead rate.

eBook Direct materials Direct labor cost: $12,000 Department A (450 hours @ $18) $8,100 Department B (120 hours @ $18) $2,160 Machine hours used: Department A Department B Units produced Required: 1. Compute the total cost of Job 9-601. 200 800 1,000 2. Compute the per-unit manufacturing cost for Job 9-601. Round your answer to two decimal places. For Requirements 3 and 4, assume that Roseler uses departmental overhead rates. In Department A, overhead is applied at the rate of $3 per direct labor hour. In Department B, overhead is applied at the rate of $7 per machine hour. 3. Compute the total cost of Job 9-601. 4. Compute the per-unit manufacturing cost for Job 9-601. Round your answer to two decimal places. 5. Which method of applying overhead, plantwide or departmental, is more descriptive of the costs of Job 9-601? Why? The method is more descriptive of the resources used by Job 9-601. This job uses Department B which captured using the plantwide overhead rate. of the machine-hour intensive resources of