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mheducation.com/ext/ /index.html?_con=con&external_browser=0&launchUrl=https.253A%252F%252Fnewconnect.mheducation.com%252F Question 2 (Available 7:28PM-7:56... Saved Help Save & Exit Sub Safety Glasses Inc. (SGI) is a manufacturer of protective eye equipment primarily used in home and commercial applications. Their products can also be used by hunters, woodworking enthusiasts, and in various other applications. The company's two main product lines as as follows: The highest-quality product is called Safe-T, and a low-cost, value version is called Safe-V. See below for information on the conversion costs related to the production of the products: Factory Costs Salaries 855 , 000 Supplies 155 , 000 Factory expense 555 , 000 $ 1, 565, 000 SGI uses ABC to determine the unit costs of its products. The firm uses resource consumption cost drivers based on rough estimates of the amount that each activity consumes, as shown below. SGI has four activities: job setup, assembly, inspecting and finishing, and packaging. Inspecting and Setup Assembly Finishing Packaging Total 158 558 208 108 1008 Salaries 100 Supplies 20 60 20 80 20 Loo Factory expense The activity cost drivers for the two products are summarized below. Activities Activity Driver Setup Batch Assembly Units Inspect and finishing Finishing hours Packing hours Packaging Graw Hill