Gauch Corporation is conducting a time-driven activity-based costing study in its Customer Support Department. The company has provided the following data to aid in that study:Activity Data:Receiving CallsResolving IssuesSettling DisputesMinutes per unit of the activity183048?Cost Object Data:Customer MCustomer NCustomer ONumber of calls received30154Number of issues resolved19128Number of disputes settled111?The cost per minute of the resource supplied is $0.40.?On the Customer Cost Analysis report in time-driven activity-based costing, the Receiving Calls cost assigned to Customer O would be closest to:
A. $117.60
B. $7.20
C. $28.80
D. $51.20
Answer: C
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