no of units produced=82 units
no of parts required to produce one unit =102 parts
therefore no of parts required to produce one unit are 82*102=8364
no of machine hours = no of units*time taken to produce one unit
=82*3.10=254.2hours
prime cost of producing one unit is 1320$
total prime cost= no of units produced*prime cost per unit =1320*82=108240
manufacturing overheads=material handling cost+machinery+assembling cost+inspection
total material handling cost=cost driver rate*no of parts i.e...0.6*8364=5018.4
total machinery cost=cost driver rate*no of hours i.e......53*254.2=13472.6
total assembling cost =cost driver rate*no of parts i.e...2.95*8364=24673.8
total inspection cost=cost driver rate*no finished units i.e....32*82=2624
total manufacturing overheads=5018.4+13472.6+24673.8+2624=69406.8
given upstream activity cost=182per unit i.e...total upstream activity cost=182*no of units=182*82=14924
given downstream activity cost=302per uniti.e...total down stream cost = 302*no of units=302*82=24764
therefore total manufacturing cost = prime cost+manufacturing overheads+upstream and down stream cost
=108240+69406.8+14924+24764
=217334.8
manfacturing cost per unit = total manufacturing cost/no of units produced
=217334.8/82=2650.42
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