Use the information below for questions 9&10 Quick Vacuum accountants have identified the following three activities and related cost drivers for indirect manufacturing costs for a small cordless vacuum Cost Driver Activity a) Materials handling b) Engineering c) Power Direct materials cost Engineering change notices Kilowatt hours Three types of cordless vacuums are produced: x, Y, and Z. Direct costs and cost-driver activities for each product for a recent period are shown below: $30,000 $75,000 $100,000 15,000 15,000 25,250 Direct materials cost Direct labor cost Engineering change notices Kilowatt hours 24,00010,00030,000 Indirect manufacturing costs for the period were a) Materials handling b) Engineering c) Power $8,200 20,000 16,000 9. Compute the cost allocation rate per activity A) a) $0.25 b) $1,250.00 c) $0.10 B) a) $0.25 b) $1,520.00 c) $0.20 C) a) $0.04 b) $1,250.00 c) $0.25 D) a) $0.40 b) $1,250.00 c) 50.52 E) None of the above. compute the indirect manufacturing cost allocated to each product X, Y, and Z with the activity-based costing system A) x $13,450 Y $14,500; $14,250 B) X $14,450; Y $15,500; $15,250 C) X-$13,450; Y $15,000; Z $15,500 D) $14,350; Y--$16,550; Z $12.550 10, E)X $13,450;Y $15,500; Z$15,250 11. R.A.Mona receives and produces an order. What is the company's cycle efficiency assuming the following times were measured during production of this order? Process time: .7 days a) 10% b) 28% c) 42% d) 20% e) 50% Inspection time: .25 days Move time: 1.05 days Wait time:5 days