To compute the applied fixed overhead, we need to use the predetermined overhead rate and the actual direct labor hours.
Given:
Total fixed overhead budgeted for the year: $832,500
Actual direct labor hours: 446,000
To calculate the predetermined overhead rate, we divide the total fixed overhead by the expected production measured in direct labor hours:
Predetermined Overhead Rate = Total Fixed Overhead / Expected Production in Direct Labor Hours
Expected Production = 600,000 power drills
Direct labor hours per drill = 0.75 hours
Expected Production in Direct Labor Hours = Expected Production x Direct Labor Hours per Drill
Calculating the expected production in direct labor hours:
Expected Production in Direct Labor Hours = 600,000 x 0.75
Calculating the predetermined overhead rate:
Predetermined Overhead Rate = $832,500 / (600,000 x 0.75)
Now that we have the predetermined overhead rate, we can compute the applied fixed overhead:
Applied Fixed Overhead = Actual Direct Labor Hours x Predetermined Overhead Rate
Calculating the applied fixed overhead:
Applied Fixed Overhead = 446,000 x (Predetermined Overhead Rate)
Therefore, to compute the applied fixed overhead, you need to use the predetermined overhead rate and the actual direct labor hours. Unfortunately, the value of the predetermined overhead rate is missing in the information provided. Please provide the predetermined overhead rate, and I will assist you in calculating the applied fixed overhead.