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The managers of Conch, Inc. want to determine the most accurate allocation of support department costs to operating departments. To make this allocation, the accounting department has collected the following data:  Services Provided By  Computer Cafeteria Direct costs $55,000$35,000 Service provided to:  Computer department 15% Cafeteria 10% Operating department 1 50%40% Operating department 1 40%45%\begin{array}{llll}&&\text { Services Provided By }\\& \underline{\text { Computer}}&& \underline{\text { Cafeteria} }\\\text { Direct costs } & \$ 55,000 & & \$ 35,000 \\\text { Service provided to: } \\\quad \text { Computer department }&-- & & 15 \%\\ \text { Cafeteria } & 10 \% & &-- \\\text { Operating department 1 } & 50 \% & & 40 \% \\\text { Operating department 1 } & 40 \% & & 45 \%\\\end{array}

If the reciprocal method is used, the equation representing the total cost of the cafeteria is:

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Definitions:

Industrial Fiber

Industrial fiber refers to synthetic or natural fibrous materials used in manufacturing for their durability and performance attributes.

Grinding Machine Time

The duration a grinding machine is actually operating to remove material from a workpiece, considered a cost driver in manufacturing processes.

Existing Grinding Capacity

The current maximum volume or quantity of material that can be ground or processed in a facility within a given timeframe.

Variable Cost

Expenses that change in proportion to the volume of goods or services produced.

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