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QUESTION 25 Jilly Boel Co. produces pillows. In the first half of 2020, it had the...

QUESTION 25

  1. Jilly Boel Co. produces pillows. In the first half of 2020, it had the following overhead costs.

    Units Produced

    Total Overhead Cost

    January

    5,200

    50,000

    February

    7,000

    57,000

    March

    6,000

    55,000

    April

    4,000

    51,000

    May

    5,500

    49,300

    June

    6,200

    54,000

    Use the high-low method to estimate the cost function for Jilly Boel’s overhead costs.

    What is the estimated fixed overhead costs per month for Jilly Boel Co.?

    A.

    $43,000

    B.

    $32,000

    C.

    $21,067

    D.

    $36,750

8.71 points   

QUESTION 26

  1. Zed Leppelin Co. is planning to add a new line of guitars to its product line. The following data applies to the new guitar line.

    Budgeted Sales

    10,000 guitars per year

    Sales Price

    $500 per guitar

    Variable Costs

    $340 per guitar

    Fixed Costs

    $900,000

    The margin of safety for the guitar product line is:

    A.

    5,625 units

    B.

    2,647 units

    C.

    4,375 units

    D.

    10,000 units

8.72 points   

QUESTION 27

  1. Rock Company produces a variety of pieces of clothing. The following information describes the activity and costs for the pants department. All production workers are paid hourly and move between departments (labor costs are avoidable).

    2,000 pairs of pants

    2,500 pairs of pants

    Fabric

    $ 6,300

    $  7,875

    Direct Labor

    $  10,000

    $ 12,500

    Rent on the equipment

    $   3,500

    $  3,500

    Total Product Costs

    $ 19,800

    $ 23,875

    What is the variable cost per pair of pants?

    A.

    $9.90

    B.

    $3.15

    C.

    $8.15

    D.

    $9.55

Solutions

Expert Solution

25)

High low method

Variable cost per unit

= (Highest activity cost - Lowest activity cost)/Highest activity - Lowest activity

= (57,000 - 51,000)/(7,000 - 4,000)

= 6,000/3,000

= $2 per unit

Fixed cost = Highest activity cost - (Variable cost*Highest activity)

= 57,000 - (2*7,000)

= 57,000 - 14,000

= $43,000

Therefore the correct option is A

26)

Contribution margin = Selling price - Variable cost

= 500 - 340

= $160

Fixed cost = $900,000

Breakeven = Fixed cost/ contribution margin

= 900,000/160

= 5,625 units.

Margin of safety sales = Total sales - Breakeven sales

= 10,000 - 5,625

= 4,375 units.

Therefore the correct option is C

27)

Variable cost

Fabric = (7,875 - 6,300)/(2,500 - 2,000)

= $3.15

Direct labour = ( 12,500 - 10,000)/(2,500 - 2,000)

= 2,500/500

= $5

Rent on equipment is a fixed cost as the cost is not changing as change in department.

Therefore total variable cost

= 5 + 3.15

= $8.15

So the correct option is C

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