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Deffense [45]
3 years ago
8

Long Island Manufacturing Company developed the following information for its service​ departments, S1 and​ S2, and its producti

on​ departments, P1 and​ P2:       S1       S2       P1       P2 Overhead Cost ​$8,000 ​$14.400 ​$16,000 ​$20,000 Service Provided by S1 minusminusminus ​30% ​30% ​40% Service Provided by S2 ​25% minusminusminus ​30% ​45% Using the reciprocal method of service department cost​ allocation, how much is the total overhead cost for P1 for the period if calculations are rounded to the nearest​ dollar? A. ​$25,120 B. ​$25,210 C. ​$33,188 D. ​$25,188
Business
1 answer:
mr Goodwill [35]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Thus Option A is correct.  ​$25,120

Explanation:

S1 = 8000+0.25(14400+0.30(S1))  

S1 = 8000+3600+0.075(S1)  

S1 = $12,540 = $11,600 / 0.925

 

S2 = $18,162 = $14,400 + 0.30 ($12,540)  

$25,210 = $16,000 + 0.30 ($12,540) + 0.30 ($18,162)

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