In: Accounting
Conroe Inc. makes deep sea two-stage submersible pods for
oceanic deep sea exploration and it costs Conroe, Inc. $44 per part
to make 1,000 parts each month and each part can be sold for $69.
Or Conroe could process the parts into a more intricately designed
product, which would cost $38 more per part. The more intricately
designed product could be sold for $103 per item. If the more
intricately designed product was completed how would income be
affected?
1. Profit would increase by $4,000.
2. Profit would increase by $34,000.
3. Profit would decrease by $4,000.
4. Profit would decrease by $34,000.
Spygate makes far outer space exploratory rockets and has planned production for the next few months as follows: July 6,400 rockets, August 8,100 rockets, September 9,000 rockets. Monthly manufacturing MOH is budgeted to be $32,000 plus $6 per unit produced. What is budgeted manufacturing MOH for August?
1. $80,600
2. $32,000
3. $48,600
4. $86,000
Red Rover makes re-usable microbe testing pods that are
transportable and has forecast sales to be $134,000 in February,
$144,000 in March, $159,000 in April, and $149,000 in May. The
average cost of goods sold (COGS) is 70% of sales. All sales are
made on credit and are collected 60% in the month of sale, and 40%
the month following. What are forecasted cash receipts in
April?
1. $112,000
2. $150,000
3. $159,000
4. $153,000
Slippy makes re-usable microbe testing pods that are
transportable and has planned sales of be $209,000 in February,
$276,000 in March, $293,000 in April, and $313,000 in May. The
average cost of goods sold (COGS) is 70% of sales. All sales are
made on credit and sales are anticipated to be collected 50% in the
month of sale, 40% the month following and the remainder two months
after the sale. What are planned cash receipts in May?
1. $172,050
2. $301,300
3. $252,300
4. $184,800
Ans.1 (3) decrease by $4000
Ans 2 - (1) $80,600
Ans.3- (4) $ 153,000
Cash receipts in april = 40% of march + 60% of april
Ans.4 - (2) $301,300
Month | Sales | Cash Receipts % in may | Cash Receipts |
Feb | $ 209,000 | ||
March | $ 276,000 | 10% | $ 27,600 |
April | $ 293,000 | 40% | $ 117,200 |
May | $ 313,000 | 50% | $ 156,500 |
Total | $ 301,300 |