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The company R purchased equipment for $40,400 from office supplies which is to be paid within a month. Provide with correct entry.
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a. Insurance on factory: $100,000
b. Factory security: 1 guard at $20/hour for a 2,000 hour work year
c. 1 production supervisor at $90,000/year
d. Repair/Maintenance Technicians: 2 technicians at $40/hour each for a 2,000 hour work year
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Required:
· Build the cost formula
· Assume one unit of output takes 2 machine hours, and the estimated production for the year is 20,000 units
o Calculate the expected number of machine hours to be used in the year.
o Calculate the estimated total manufacturing overhead cost.
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