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Board Games, Inc. makes board games. The following data pertains to the last six months:Direct Labor HoursManufacturing OverheadMonth 1 45,000 $295,000Month 2 60,000 $320,000Month 3 57,000 $323,000Month 4 52,000 $247,250Month 5 34,000 $178,200Month 6 25,000 $162,500Based on this data, what is the linear cost equation?

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    Variable cost = (C1-C2) / (X1-X2)

    C1 = Total cost at high activity level of 625,000 = $ 162,500

    C2 = Total cost at Low activity level of 45,000 = $ 295,000

    X1 = high activity level = 625,000

    X2 = Low activity level = 45,000

    Variable cost = ($ 295,000 - $ 162,500) / (625,000 - 45,000)

    = $ 132,500 / 580,000 = $ 0.23

    Fixed cost = Total cost at high activity level - variable cost * units

    = $ 162,500 - 0.23 * 625,000

    = 162500 + 143750

    = $ 306,250

    Equation 0.23x + 306,250
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