The following data pertain to Colgate Palmolive's liquid filling line during the first 10 months...

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The following data pertain to Colgate Palmolive's liquid filling line during the first 10 months of a particular year. The standard ratio of direct-labor hours to machine hours is 4:1. The standard direct-labor rate is $15.08.

Colgate Palmolive: Direct-Labor Efficiency Variance Data*
Units Produced Machine Hours Standard Direct-Labor Hours Actual Direct-Labor Hours Direct-Labor Efficiency Variance
January 50,478 165.5 662.00 374.00 $ 4,343
February 31,943 100.3 401.20 214.00 2,823
March 185,179 552.0 2,208.00 1,068.00 17,191
April 212,274 713.8 2,855.20 1,495.75 20,501
May 48,390 160.0 640.00 364.00 4,162
June 82,436 232.0 928.00 536.50 5,904
July 36,208 104.0 416.00 283.00 2,006
August 33,483 96.0 384.00 317.50 1,003
September 31,560 96.0 384.00 328.50 837
October 28,191 72.0 288.00 158.00 1,960

*Source of data: Alan S. Levitan and Sidney J. Baxendale, "Analyzing the Labor Efficiency Variance to Signal Process Engineering Problems," Journal of Cost Management 6, no. 2 (Summer 1992), p. 70.

Calculate the following amounts.

a.

The standard direct-labor cost for each of the 10 months. (Round intermediate calculation to 2 decimal places and final answers to nearest whole dollar amount.)

Standard Direct-Labor Cost
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October

b)

20% of the standard direct-labor cost
January
Feb
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October

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