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Question Answered step-by-step 3. In manufacturing roller blades, Wilburry Company’s plant used… 3. In manufacturing roller blades, Wilburry Company’s plant used 400 direct labor hours, 500 machine hours, and  20 set ups.  The following overhead costs were taken from the factory accounts:  Overhead Expenses                                     Volume of Activities Machine center $ 120,000                           20,000 machine hours Set-up center   $     40,000                          100 set ups Total                   $ 160,000                            4,000 direct labor hours  The plant was using a factory-wide overhead rate based on direct labor hours.  A new ABC system will use  machine hours in the Machining Department and number of set ups in the Set up Department as cost driver.  By what amount would overhead costs assigned to roller blades differ between the prior system and the ABC system?  a. $ 7,800  c.  $ 5,000  b $ 7,000  d.  $ 4,800  4. Hillside Company accumulated the following cost information for its two products, A and B:                                                   A                                          B                          TotalProduction volume              2,000                                1,000  Total direct labor hours       5,000                               20,000                     25,000 Set-up costs per batch       $ 1,000                             $ 2,000  Batch size                                100                                    50  Total set-up cost incurred $ 20,000                         $ 40,000                   $ 60,000 Direct labor hour per unit      2                                            1    A traditional costing system would allocate set-up costs on the basis of direct labor hours.  An ABC system would  trace costs by spreading the cost per batch over the units in a batch.  What is the set-up cost per unit of Product A under each costing system?  Traditional    ABC  a. $ 4.80     $ 10.00  b. $ 2.40      $ 10.00  c. $ 40.00  $ 200.00  d. $ 4.80     $ 20.00   6. The Whiskey Company manufactures a specialty line of product using a job order costing system.  During May, the following costs were incurred in completing Job #0402:  direct materials, $13,700; direct labor, $4,800; administrative, $1,400; and selling $5,600.  Factory overhead was applied at the rate of $25 per machine hour.  Job #0402 requires 800 machine hours.  If Job #0402 resulted in 7,000 good units, what is the cost of goods sold per unit?  a. $ 6.50  c.  $ 5.70  b. $ 6.30  d.  $ 5.50  Numbers 7 through 10 is based on the following data:  Selected cost data concerning the past fiscal year’s operations of Swiss Manufacturing Company are presented below:                                                        Inventories                                    Beginning                   Ending Materials                 $ 75,000                         $ 85,000  Work in process        80,000                          30,000  Finished goods           90,000                         110,000   Materials used, $326,000.  Total manufacturing costs charged to production during the year (including  direct materials, direct labor, and factory overhead applied at the rate of 60% of direct labor cost), $686,000.  Cost of goods available for sale, $826,000.  Selling and general expenses, $25,000.   7. What is the amount of direct materials purchased during the year?  a. $ 360,000  c.  $ 336,000  b. $ 316,000  d.  $ 411,000   8. What is the direct labor cost charged to production during the year?  a. $ 216,000  c.  $ 225,000  b. $ 135,000  d.  $ 360,000   9. What is the cost of goods manufactured?  a. $ 736,000  c.  $ 636,000  b. $ 716,000  d.  $ 766,000   10. What is the cost of goods sold during the year?  a. $ 716,000  c.  $ 801,000  b $ 691,000  d.  $ 736,000    Accounting Business Cost Accounting ACCOUNTING 301 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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