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Wriphoff Company uses a standard cost system to collect costs related to the production of its clay bud vases. Manufacturing overhead at Wriphoff is applied to production on the basis of standard direct labor-hours. The overhead standards used at Wriphoff are as follows: Wriphoff Company uses a standard cost system to collect costs related to the production of its clay bud vases. Manufacturing overhead at Wriphoff is applied to production on the basis of standard direct labor-hours. The overhead standards used at Wriphoff are as follows:   The standards above were based on an expected annual volume of 40,000 bud vases or 36,000 direct labor-hours. The actual results for last year were as follows:   -What total amount of manufacturing overhead cost (variable and fixed)  did Wriphoff apply to the 35,600 vases produced during last year? A)  $512,640 B)  $548,000 C)  $564,800 D)  $569,600 The standards above were based on an expected annual volume of 40,000 bud vases or 36,000 direct labor-hours. The actual results for last year were as follows: Wriphoff Company uses a standard cost system to collect costs related to the production of its clay bud vases. Manufacturing overhead at Wriphoff is applied to production on the basis of standard direct labor-hours. The overhead standards used at Wriphoff are as follows:   The standards above were based on an expected annual volume of 40,000 bud vases or 36,000 direct labor-hours. The actual results for last year were as follows:   -What total amount of manufacturing overhead cost (variable and fixed)  did Wriphoff apply to the 35,600 vases produced during last year? A)  $512,640 B)  $548,000 C)  $564,800 D)  $569,600
-What total amount of manufacturing overhead cost (variable and fixed) did Wriphoff apply to the 35,600 vases produced during last year?


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