For each of the following independent cases (A-E), compute the missing values in the table: Case Prime Cost Conversion Cost Direct Materials Direct Labor Manufacturing Overhead Total Manufacturing Cost A $ 9,570 $ 16,300 $ $ B 10,640 25,700 7,500 43,380 57,000 3,910 10,180 43,000 21,000 110,100 47,650 D E 12,050 14,100 68,650 56,700 25,000 Noteworthy, Inc., produces and sells small electronic keyboards. Assume that you have the following information about Noteworthy's costs for the most recent month. Depreciation on factory equipment Depreciation on CEO's company car Speakers used in the keyboard Production supervisor's salary Glue and screws used in the keyboards Wages of persons who install the speakers Cost to run an ad on local radio stations Utilities for the factory Personnel manager's salary Wages of person who attaches legs to keyboards $ 970 170 1,100 2,310 260 2,850 625 1,290 2,680 2,120 Required: 1. Calculate the total product cost for Noteworthy. 2. Calculate the prime cost for Noteworthy. 3. Calculate the manufacturing overhead for Noteworthy. 4. Calculate the direct labor for Noteworthy. 5. Calculate the conversion cost for Noteworthy. 6. Calculate the total variable cost (with number of units produced as the activity) for Noteworthy. 7. Calculate the total fixed cost (with number of units produced as the activity) for Noteworthy. 10,900 1. Total Product Cost 2. Prime Cost 3. Manufacturing Overhead 4. Direct Labor Cost 5. Conversion Cost 6. Total Variable Cost 7. Total Fixed Cost