Stuart Rug Company makes two types of rugs, seasonal and all-purpose. Both types of rugs are handmade, but the seasonal rugs require significantly more labor because of their decorative designs. The annual number of rugs made and the labor hours required to make each type of rug follow: Number of rugs Number of direct labor hours Seasonal 1, 220 120,000 All-Purpose 2,800 169,000 Totals 4,020 289,000 Required a. Assume that annual overhead costs total $69,360. Select the appropriate cost driver and determine the amount of overhead to allocate to each type of rug. b. Stuart automates the seasonal rug line, which results in a dramatic decline in labor usage and allows the company to make 1,220 rugs in only 12,000 hours. Stuart continues to make the all-purpose rugs the same way as before. The number of rugs made and the labor hours required to make them after automation follow: Number of rugs Number of direct labor hours Seasonal 1,220 12,000 All-Purpose 2,800 169,000 Totals 4,020 181,000 Overhead costs are expected to increase to $86,880 as a result of the automation. Allocate the increased overhead cost to the two types of rugs using direct labor hours as the allocation base. Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required A Required B Assume that annual overhead costs total $69,360. Select the appropriate cost driver and determine the amount of overhead to allocate to each type of rug. (Do not round intermediate calculations.) Type of Product Allocated Cost Seasonal All purpose The most appropriate cost driver is Allocate the increased overhead cost to the two types of rugs using direct labor hours as the allocation base. (Do not round intermediate calculations.) Type of Product Allocated Cost Seasonal All purpose