Byron Truck Repair uses a specialized hydraulic lift to work on trucks and busses. Data on the lift and its usage follow Cost Driver Rate Cost Driver Volume Resources used Operation Maintenance $ 6.00 per lift-hour $8.50 per job 3,310 lift-hours 548 jobs Resources supplied Operation $ 24,000 $ 11,200 Maintenance Required: Compute the cost of unused resource capacity in operation and maintenance for Byron Truck Repair. Operation Maintenance Unused Resource Capacity

Byron Truck Repair uses a specialized hydraulic lift to work on trucks and busses. Data on the lift and its usage follow Cost Driver Rate Cost Driver Volume Resources used Operation Maintenance $ 6.00 per lift-hour $8.50 per job 3,310 lift-hours 548 jobs Resources supplied Operation $ 24,000 $ 11,200 Maintenance Required: Compute the cost of unused resource capacity in operation and maintenance for Byron Truck Repair. Operation Maintenance Unused Resource Capacity

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