Kim-Braoks, Inc. makes costumes [or movies and teiev on shows. Broaks Kimberiv. the comDsnv's owner. Drenared theloliowinll estimates for the upcoming vesr: Manufacturing overhead cost $900,000 Direct iabor hours 50,000 Direct iabnr cost $250,000 Machine hours 40,000 (a) Assume that Kichmnks ap cntmumm mu scle overhead under- or overaDDIiEd during the Year? BY huw much" (Fur computation purposes round overhead rates to .2 decimal graces. 5.9. 52.75. Round nal answers to 0 decimal places, e.g. 5,275.) Applied Overhead 792mm 01: i so v 4000 empp' Overhead 3 (b) Assume that Kichmnks applies manufacturi Applied Overhead 792mm Undera hedv 0000 W Overhead $ c \""1\" Ii vrumm vEnsILm men IE3 s manufacturing overhead on the oasis of direct ialmr hours. During the year, 49,000 direct iahor hours were worked. How much overhead was applied to work in prune-557 0 actual manufacturing overhead forthe year was $792,000, was ng overhead on the oasis of direct ialmr cost. During the year, $245,000 in direct labor cost was incurred. how much overhead was applied to work in process dunng the year' if actual manufacturing pverheadfor the year was $792,000. was overhead under- or overaooiied during the Year? By how much7 (for computation uurpuses round overhead rates to 2 decimal niaces, e.g. 52.75%. Round final answers to a decimal ulaces, e.g. 5,175. 1 (c) Assume that KimrBruolG applies manufacturing overhead on the basis of machine hours. During the year, 40,200 machine hours were worked. How much ovemead was applied to wnrk in process during the year? if actual manufacturing overhead for the year was 4702.000, was overhead under or oveiapplied during the yearv Ev how much? (For computation purposes round overhead rates to 2 decimaipiaces, e.g. 52.75. Round final answers to a decrniai places, e.g. 5,275.) i X Applied Overhead 5 792mm