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The following data pertains to activity and costs for two months at PQ Company: May June...

The following data pertains to activity and costs for two months at PQ Company:

May June
Activity level in units 9,000 10,000
Variable costs 36,000 ?
Fixed costs 20,000 ?
Mixed costs 14,000 ?
Total costs 70,000 78,000


Assuming that these activity levels are within the relevant range, the mixed cost for June was:

$18,000

$10,000

$15,500

$14,000

4 points   

QUESTION 16

Production costs for The Widget Factory are listed below:

july 15,000 $12,075
august 13,500 $10,800
sept. 11,500 $9,580
oct. 15,500 $12,080
nov. 14,800 $11,692
dec 12,100 $9,922


Management believes that production costs depend on the number of machine hours. Using the high-low method to estimate the variable and fixed components of cost, the cost formula would be:

Y=$939 + $0.74X

Y=$2,160 + $0.80X

Y=$2,392.50 + $0.625X

Y=$1,415 + $0.71X

4 points   

QUESTION 17

A partial listing of costs incurred at Gollum Corporation during January appears below:

Direct materials: $68,000

Factory foremen salaries $125,000

Lubricants for factory maintenance $2,000

Direct Labor $143,000

Janitorial COsts for factory $33,000

Insurance on factory building $27,000

Repair costs for factory equipment $19,000


What is the total amount of manufacturing overhead costs for the month of January?

$211,000

$417,000

$206,000

$338,000

4 points   

QUESTION 18

A partial listing of  costs incurred at Blackburn Corporation during January appears below:

direct materials $198,000

depreciation of administrative equipment $25,000

rental expense for factory equipment $81,000

direct labor $213,000

indirect materials $21,000

sales saleries $108,000

electrical costs of the factory $12,000

warehouse costs for storing finished goods $9,000
What is the total amount of product costs for the month of January?

$123,000

$114,000

$525,000

$148,000

4 points   

QUESTION 19

Frost Corporation reported the following results for March:

sales: $762,000

cost of all goods sold- all variable $401,000

total variable selling expense $122,000

total fixed selling expense $78,000

total variable administrative expense $28,000

total fixed administrative expense $39,000
The gross margin for March is:

$612,000

$211,000

$361,000

$94,000

4 points   

QUESTION 20

Gorman Corporation reported the following results for March:

Sales $654,000

Cost of goods sold- all variables $321,000

Total variable selling expense $89,000

Total fixed selling expense $56,000

total variable administrative expense $23,000

total fixed administrative expense $15,000

The contribution margin for March is:

$244,000

$333,000

$150,000

$221,000

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Expert Solution

Answer to Question 1.

Variable Cost = $36,000
Activity level in Units = 9,000 Units
Variable Cost per Unit = 36,000 / 9,000 = $4

Activity Level in Units = 10,000:
Variable Cost = 10,000 * $4 = $40,000
Fixed Cost = $20,000
Total Cost = $78,000
Total Cost = Variable Cost + Fixed Cost + Mixed Cost
$78,000 = $40,000 + $20,000 + Mixed Cost
Mixed Cost = $18,000

Answer to Question 16.

As per High-Low Cost Method:
Variable Cost per Unit = (y2- y1) / (x2 – x1)
Total Cost at the Highest Level of Activity (y2) = $12,080
Total Cost at the Lowest Level of Activity (y1) = $9,580
Units at the Highest Level of Activity (x2) = 15,500 Units
Units at the Lowest Level of Activity (x1) = 11,500 Units

Variable Cost per Unit = (12,080 – 9,580) / (15,500 – 11,500)
Variable Cost per Unit = 2,500 / 4,000
Variable Cost per Unit = $0.625

Total Cost at the 11,500 Units = $9,580
$9,580 = ($0.625 * 11,500) + Fixed Cost
Fixed Cost = $9,580 - $7,187.50
Fixed Cost = $2,392.50

Y = $2,392.50 + $0.625 X

Answer to Question 17.

Manufacturing Overhead = Factory Foremen Salaries + Lubricants for Factory Maintenance + Janitorial Costs for Factory + Insurance on Factory Building + Repair Costs for Factory Equipment
Manufacturing Overhead = $125,000 + $2,000 + $33,000 + $27,000 + $19,000
Manufacturing Overhead = $206,000

Answer to Question 18.

Product Cost = Direct Materials + Direct Labor + Manufacturing Overhead
Manufacturing Overhead = Indirect Materials + Rental Expense for Factory Equipment + Electrical Costs of the Factory
Manufacturing Overhead = $21,000 + $81,000 + $12,000
Manufacturing Overhead = $114,000

Product Cost = $198,000 + $213,000 + $114,000
Product Cost = $525,000


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