Teton Trails manufactures backpacks for adventurers. The backpacks come in two types: Daytripper, and Excursion. Teton anticipates the following production volumes:Daytripper: 2,200 backpacks in July, 2,420 backpacks in AugustExcursion: 1,320 backpacks in July, 990 backpacks in AugustEach Daytripper backpack requires 1.0 hour of direct labor and each Excursion backpack requires 2.5 hours of direct labor.If the total budgeted labor for August is 5,500 hours, how much indirect labor did Teton budget?Select one:Oa. None of these options are correct.Ob. 1,705 hours0c. 0 hours0d. 2,090 hoursOe. 605 hours

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