Jack Bibby is a prospector in the Texas Panhandle. He has also been running a side business for the past couple of years.i (Click the icon to view the side business information.)At the end of the recent season, Jack Bibby evaluated his financial results:(Click the icon to view the financial results.)Read the requirements.RequirBeginCosts:Incremp me sqData tableSales revenuesShare of snake costProcessing expensesAllocated overheadIncome (loss)Meats Skins Rattles$ 33,000 $8,800 $ 2,200 $1,32066044019,800 5,2806,6009904,4006602,200 $ 1,870 $$(Click the icon to view additional cost information.)PrintDoneTotal44,00026,4008,2505,500(220) $ 3,850C- Xtions.mpty; do not sMore infoThe cost of snakes is assigned to each product line using the relative sales valueof meat, skins, and rattles (i.e., the percentage of total sales generated byeach product). Processing expenses are directly traced to each product line.Overhead costs represent Jack's basic living expenses. These are allocated toeach product line on the basis of processing expenses. Jack has a philosophy ofevery product line paying for itself and is determined to cut his losses on rattles.More infoPrintDoneBased on the popularity of shows such as "Rattlesnake Nation," there has been asurge of interest from professionals and amateurs to visit the northern counties ofTexas to capture snakes in the wild. Jack has set himself up as a purchaser ofthese captured snakes. Jack purchases rattlesnakes in good condition from "snakehunters" for an average of $11 per snake. Jack produces canned snake meat,cured skins, and souvenir rattles, although he views snake meat as his primaryproduct.

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Data table Sales revenues Share of snake cost Processing expenses Allocated overhead Meats $ 33,000 $8,800 $ 19,800 5,280 Skins Rattles Total 6,600 4,400 990 660 2,200 $ 44,000 1,320 26,400 660 8,250 440 5,500

Data table Sales revenues Share of snake cost Processing expenses Allocated overhead Meats $ 33,000 $8,800 $ 19,800 5,280 Skins Rattles Total 6,600 4,400 990 660 2,200 $ 44,000 1,320 26,400 660 8,250 440 5,500

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