15. When producing tables, a company incurs the following costs: $30 for screws, $6,500 for wood, $80 for wood stain, $5,000 paid to janitors who clean the production facilities, $2,100 paid to employees who saw and prepare wood for production, and $1,600 for depreciation on equipment. How much factory overhead cost would need to be allocated to the tables produced?

15. When producing tables, a company incurs the following costs: $30 for screws, $6,500 for wood, $80 for wood stain, $5,000 paid to janitors who clean the production facilities, $2,100 paid to employees who saw and prepare wood for production, and $1,600 for depreciation on equipment. How much factory overhead cost would need to be allocated to the tables produced?

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