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Problem 17-4A Evaluating product line costs and prices using ABC LO P3 [The following information applies...

Problem 17-4A Evaluating product line costs and prices using ABC LO P3

[The following information applies to the questions displayed below.]

Bright Day Company produces two beverages, Hi-Voltage and EasySlim. Data about these products follow.

Hi-Voltage EasySlim
Production volume 11,000 bottles 270,000 bottles
Liquid materials 1,000 gallons 29,000 gallons
Dry materials 1,320 pounds 3,000 pounds
Bottles 11,000 bottles 270,000 bottles
Labels 4 labels per bottle 3 label(s) per bottle
Machine setups 700 setups 400 setups
Machine hours 200 MH 3,750 MH


Additional data from its two production departments follow.

Department Driver Cost
Mixing department
Liquid materials Gallons $ 2,400
Dry materials Pounds 1,296
Utilities Machine hours 1,185
Bottling department
Bottles Units $ 84,300
Labeling Labels per bottle 34,160
Machine setup Setups 27,500

Problem 17-4A Parts 1, 2 & 3

Required:
1 & 2. Determine the cost of each product line using ABC. What is the cost per bottle for Hi-Voltage and EasySlim?
3. If Hi-Voltage sells for $7.65 per bottle, how much profit does the company earn per bottle of Hi-Voltage that it sells?

Req 1 to 2

    Hi- Voltage EasySlim

Activity    Expected Costs    Expected Activity    Activity Rate    Activity driver incurred Overhead assigned Activity driver incurred Overhead assigned

Mixing department

Liquid materials $________ ____________Gallons __________ Per gallon ______________ _____________ $ ________________ $ _______   

Dry materials

Utilities

Bottling department

Total overhead cost

Production volume (bottles)

Average cost per bottle

Req 3

If Hi-Voltage sells for $7.65 per bottle, how much profit does the company earn per bottle of Hi-Voltage that it sells? (Do not round intermediate calculations and round your final answers to 2 decimal places.)

Price per unit

Cost per Unit

Profit (loss) per unit

Bottles Labeling

Machine setup

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Part 1 & 2 Hi Voltage Easy Slim
Activity Drivers Expected Cost Expected Activity Activity Rate Driver Overhead Assigned Driver Overhead Assigned
a b c=a/b d d*c e e*c
Mixing department
Liquid materials Gallons $            2,400                     30,000                 0.08        1,000 $                          80      29,000 $                     2,320
Dry materials Pounds $            1,296                       4,320                 0.30        1,320 $                        396        3,000 $                        900
Utilities Machine hours $            1,185                       3,950                 0.30           200 $                          60        3,750 $                     1,125
Total $                        536 $                     4,345
Bottling department
Bottles Units $          84,300                  281,000                 0.30      11,000 $                     3,300    270,000 $                   81,000
Labeling Labels per bottle $          34,160                              7         4,880.00                4 $                   19,520                3 $                   14,640
Machine setup Setups $          27,500                       1,100               25.00           700 $                   17,500           400 $                   10,000
Total $                   40,320 $                 105,640
Grand Total $                   40,856 $                 109,985
Production Volume                       11,000                     270,000
Cost per Unit $                       3.71 $                       0.41
Part 3
Sales Price   $              7.65
Less: Cost per unit $              3.71
Profit per unit $              3.94

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