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Murdoch Munchies has the following cost information:Variable S&A costs$2/unitDirect materials$7.5/unitVariable overhead$2.25/unitDirect labor$1.25/unitFixed S&A costs$50,000Fixed overhead$75,000If 25,000...

Murdoch Munchies has the following cost information:Variable S&A costs$2/unitDirect materials$7.5/unitVariable overhead$2.25/unitDirect labor$1.25/unitFixed S&A costs$50,000Fixed overhead$75,000If 25,000 units are produced and sold at a price of $20 what is the net income under variable costing and absorption costing, respectively?A. $0, $0B. $125,000, $50,000C. $50,000, $50,000D. $125,000, $125,000

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Correct answer-------------C. $50,000, $50,000

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Both the absorption costing and variable costing will show the same net income because there is no Ending inventory, hence all fixed overhead will be allocated to units sold.

Variable costing income statement is prepared below

Variable costing income statement
Sales $      500,000.00
Variable Cost
Variable cost of Goods Sold [(7.5+2.25+1.25) x 25000] $   275,000.00
Variable Selling & administrative $      50,000.00
Total variable cost $      325,000.00
Contribution margin $      175,000.00
Fixed Costs:
Fixed Factory overhead $      75,000.00
Fixed Selling & Administrative $      50,000.00
Total Fixed Cost $      125,000.00
Net Income $        50,000.00

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