I'm currently stuck on this problem even after doing exactly what my book told me to do.
Variable cost using high low method = (Cost at highest level of revenue – cost of lowest level)/(Difference in Revenue)
= (5149-2774)/(6974-1899)
= 46.8%
Fixed cost = Total cost – variable cost
= 5149 – 6974*46.8%
= $1,885.168
b.Estimated Overhead costs = 3,300*46.8% + 1,885.168
= $3,429.568
c.Estimated costs = 18,000*46.8% + 1885.168
= $10,309.168
I'm currently stuck on this problem even after doing exactly what my book told me to...
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