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| Total cost driver | 10000 | =8000+1000+1000 |
| Support Department 1 cost allocation: | ||
| Production Department 1 | 128000 | =160000*8000/10000 |
| Production Department 2 | 16000 | =160000*1000/10000 |
| Production Department 3 | 16000 | =160000*1000/10000 |
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