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1. Month Total Maintenance Cost Production Volume (units) January $ 1,980 1,850 units February $ 1,800...

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Month Total Maintenance Cost Production Volume (units)
January $ 1,980 1,850 units
February $ 1,800 1,500 units
March $ 2,200 2,600 units
April $ 2,180 2,275 units
May $ 2,300 2,750 units


Using the high-low method, the variable rate for maintenance is:

Multiple Choice

  • $0.40.

  • $0.75.

  • $1.50.

  • $2.00.

2. The current cost structure for the production department of Performance, Inc., has fixed expenses of $500,000 and variable expenses of $200 per unit. Unit sales volume is 6,000 units. Performance, Inc., can reduce variable expenses to $100 per unit with automated manufacturing technology. What is the new fixed expense amount after automation that will produce the same current operating income on sales volume of 6,000 units?

Multiple Choice

  • $500,000.

  • $1,100,000.

  • $1,200,000.

  • $1,700,000.

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Expert Solution

Question 1

Correct answer------------$0.40

Working

Cost No. of activities
A High Level $             2,300.00 2750
B Low Level $             1,800.00 1500
C=A-B Difference $                500.00                        1,250
A Cost difference $                500.00
B No. of activities difference 1250
C=A/B Variable cost per unit $                     0.40

Question 2

Correct answer------------$1,100,000

Working

Old fixed cost $      500,000.00
Add: Reduction in variable cost (100 x 6000) $      600,000.00
New Fixed costs $ 1,100,000.00

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