Answer:
Total cost of each job
Job 131 Job 132 Job 133
$ $ $
Direct material 3,485 39,853 2,301
Direct labour 2,353 34,245 2,037
Overhead applied <u>4,706</u> <u>74,098 </u> <u>4,338</u>
Total cost of each job <u>10,544</u> <u> 148,196</u> <u>8,676 </u>
Explanation:
The total cost of each job is the aggregate of direct material, direct labour and overhead applied. Since the company assigns overhead at twice the direct labour cost, it implies that the direct labour will be multiplied by 2 so as to obtain the overhead applied.