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Tent Master produces Pup tents and Pop$-$up tents. The company budgets $$342,000$ of overhead cost and $57,000$ direct

labor hours. Additional information follows.

Required:

Compute an activity rate for each activity using activity$-$based costing.

The following actual activity usage produced $10,000$ Pup tents and $6,000$ Pop$-$up tents. Allocate overhead cost to Pup tents and

to Pop$-$up tents and compute overhead cost per unit for each product.

Compute product cost per unit for Pup tents and for Pop$-$up tents.

For each product, compute the gross profit per unit $($selling price per unit minus the product cost per unit$).$

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The following actual activity usage produced $10,000$ Pup tents and $6,000$ Pop$-$up tents. Allocate overhead cost to Pup tents and to

Pop$-$up tents and compute overhead cost per unit for each product.

Note: Round "Activity Rate" and "Overhead per unit" to $2$ decimal places.

$[$The following information applies to the questions displayed below.$]$

Tent Master produces Pup tents and Pop$-$up tents. The company budgets $$342,000$ of overhead cost and $57,000$ direct

labor hours. Additional information follows.

Required:

Compute an activity rate for each activity using activity$-$based costing.

The following actual activity usage produced $10,000$ Pup tents and $6,000$ Pop$-$up tents. Allocate overhead cost to Pup tents and

to Pop$-$up tents and compute overhead cost per unit for each product.

Activity Cost Driver

Direct labor hours$($DLH$)$

Machine hours $($MH$)$

Purchase orders $($PO$)$

Compute product cost per unit for Pup tents and for Pop$-$up tents.

For each product, compute the gross profit per unit $($selling price per unit minus the product cost per unit$).$

Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below.

Compute an activity rate for each activity using activity$-$based costing.

Note: Round "Activity Rate" to $2$ decimal places.