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Overhead rate	24.03%	= 141185 / 587654

Direct labor cost	228	= 12 * 19
Direct materials cost	2098
Overhead applied	504	= 2098 * 24.03%
Total cost of job 45344	2830

Break even

= Fixed costs / (Selling price - Variable costs)

= 1,385,000 / (84 - 23)

= 22,705 units

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