The Air Force Base trains new pilots and aircraft maintenance personnel. The base commander requires a quarterly report on the actual cost incurred to train a pilot and a maintenance person.

Fortunately, for those who have to determine these costs, the air base maintains only four cost centers: staff administration, personnel services, pilot training and maintenance training. The direct costs incurred to train 10 pilots and 100 maintenance personnel by each of these cost centers for the quarter just ended were as follows:

Staff Personnel Pilot Maintenance

Admin. Services Training Training

Salaries and wages $800,000 $560,000 $640,000 $400.000

Materials costs 150,000 100,000 1,300,000 200,000

Other costs 500,000 300,000 600,000 300,000

Staff administration costs are allocated to other cost centers in proportion to each cost centers salaries and wages. Personnel services costs are allocated to cost centers in proportion to the number of people employed in each cost center. For the quarter, 24% of the base employees were assigned to staff administration, 20% to personnel services, 24% to Pilot training and 32% to maintenance training.

The Air Force Base allocates the staff administration and personnel services costs to pilot and maintenance training using the reciprocal method and applying simultaneous equations.

Required:

As the accountant of the Air Force Base, determine the cost of training a pilot and a maintenance person during the quarter just ended.

Note: Use numerical fractions, such as 2/3, 6/7, etc., (not decimal) for allocations.