You are still including many hours for each order. The question tells you that there was only one hour of work for each order. Please keep that in mind. The labor cost mentioned is for the purpose to be divided by the hourly wage $(30/$hr$).$ Please check my solution and see if it makes sense. I will attach it here.

What is the deal?$$ is a company in West Windsor, NJ operated by Pam Smith. The company

has two activities. Here are the facts:

A$.$ Subscriptions:

The company provides maintenance of the equipment including back$-$ups and charges $$50$ weekly.

B$.$ Technical repairs:

These repair services are priced $$100$ per hour plus materials. The materials are charged $20\%$ over the

purchase price and the employees are paid $$30$ per hour. The overhead for $2024$ was estimated to be

$$20,000,$ and the estimated hours of labor $2,000.$ The company allocates the costs based on the number

of hours of labor.

Durante the first week of January they sold $10$ subscriptions and received four computers to be

repaired. The maintenance required $1$ hour each. The information about orders is attached:

Order $01$ Order $02$ Order $03$ Order $04$

Materials $$120$ $$200$ $$100$ $$50$

Labor cost $$60$ $$120$ $$60$ $$30$

$1.$ Determine the total cost of serving each client.

$2.$ Calculate the profitability of each order and the profitability of the subscriptionsMidterm $1-$ What is the deal?" is a company in West Windsor, NJ operated by Pam Smith. The company

has two activities. Here are the facts:

A$.$ Subscriptions:

The company provides maintenance of the equipment including back$-$ups and charges $$50$ weekly.

B$.$ Technical repairs:

These repair services are priced $$100$ per hour plus materials. The materials are charged $20\%$ over the

purchase price and the employees are paid $$30$ per hour. The overhead for $2024$ was estimated to be

$$20,000,$ and the estimated hours of labor $2,000.$ The company allocates the costs based on the number

of hours of labor.

Durante the first week of January they sold $10$ s

Determine the total cost of serving each client.

Calculate the profitability of each order and the profitability of the subscriptions.