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- Supervising Activity cost = Equipment expense ($73000 x 0.4) +
Indirect labor ($6900 x 0.50)
= 29200 + 3450
= $ 32,650 - Total activity driver for Supervising cost = 2350 batches
- Activity rate for Supervising
= $ 32650 / 2350 batches
= $ 13.89 per batch
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