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boulder corporation uses estimated direct labor hours of 200,200 and estimated manufacturing overhead costs of $920,600 in estab

lishing manufacturing overhead rates. Actual manufacturing overhead was $970,300, and allocated manufacturing overhead was

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$1012100 is the allocated manufacturing overhead.

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