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Solution to Chap 3-4 Exercises Assigned
Course: FIN 602, Spring 2012School: New Haven
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follows: Y=$466,000+($3.00perDLH)(40,000DLHs) Estimatedfixedmanufacturingoverhead.................... Estimatedvariablemanufacturingoverhead: $3.00perDLH40,000DLHs................................. Es Exercise31(10minutes) Theestimatedtotalmanufacturingoverheadcostiscomputedastimatedtotalmanufacturingoverheadcost............. $466,000 120,000 $586,000 Thepredeterminedoverheadrateiscomputedasfollows:...
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follows:
Y=$466,000+($3.00perDLH)(40,000DLHs)
Estimatedfixedmanufacturingoverhead....................
Estimatedvariablemanufacturingoverhead:
$3.00perDLH40,000DLHs.................................
Es Exercise31(10minutes)
Theestimatedtotalmanufacturingoverheadcostiscomputedastimatedtotalmanufacturingoverheadcost.............
$466,000
120,000
$586,000
Thepredeterminedoverheadrateiscomputedasfollows:
Estimatedtotalmanufacturingoverhead.......
Estimatedtotaldirectlaborhours(DLHs)...
=Predeterminedoverheadrate.....................
$586,000
40,000 DLHs
$14.65 perDLH
Exercise32(10minutes)
Actualdirectlaborhours..........................
Predeterminedoverheadrate...............
=Manufacturingoverheadapplied...........
12,600
$23.10
$291,060
Exercise36(20minutes)
1. CostofGoodsManufactured
Directmaterials:
Rawmaterialsinventory,beginning................
Add:Purchasesofrawmaterials.....................
Totalrawmaterialsavailable...........................
Deduct:Rawmaterialsinventory,ending........
Rawmaterialsusedinproduction...................
Deduct:Indirectmaterialsincludedin
manufacturingoverhead...............................
Directlabor...........................................................
Manufacturingoverheadappliedtoworkin
processinventory...............................................
Totalmanufacturingcosts....................................
$24,000
53,000
77,000
6,000
71,000
8,000
$63,000
62,000
41,000
166,000
Add:Beginningworkinprocessinventory...........
41,000
207,000
38,000
$169,00
0
Deduct:Endingworkinprocessinventory...........
Costofgoodsmanufactured................................
2. CostofGoodsSold
Finishedgoodsinventory,beginning...................
Add:Costofgoodsmanufactured.......................
Costofgoodsavailableforsale...........................
Deduct:Finishedgoodsinventory,ending...........
Unadjustedcostofgoodssold.............................
Add:Underappliedoverhead...............................
Adjustedcostofgoodssold.................................
$86,000
169,000
255,000
93,000
162,000
8,000
$170,00
0
Exercise37(10minutes)
1. Actualdirectlaborhours..........................
Predeterminedoverheadrate...............
=Manufacturingoverheadapplied..........
Less:Manufacturingoverheadincurred. .
Manufacturingoverheadoverapplied......
8,250
$21.40
$176,550
172,500
$ 4,050
2. Becausemanufacturingoverheadisoverapplied,thecostofgoods
soldwoulddecreaseby$4,050andthegrossmarginwould
increaseby$4,050.
Exercise 4-1 (20 minutes)
a. Torecordissuingrawmaterialsforuseinproduction:
WorkinProcessMoldingDepartment.........
28,000
WorkinProcessFiringDepartment.............
5,000
RawMaterials.........................................
33,000
b. Torecordapplyingmanufacturingoverhead:
WorkinProcessMoldingDepartment.........
WorkinProcessFiringDepartment.............
ManufacturingOverhead.........................
18,000
5,000
23,000
24,000
37, Torecorddirectlaborcostsincurred:
WorkinProcessMoldingDepartment.........
WorkinProcessFiringDepartment.............
WagesPayable.......................................
c.000
61,000
d. Torecordtransferofunfired,moldedbricksfromtheMolding
DepartmenttotheFiringDepartment:
WorkinProcessFiringDepartment.............
67,000
WorkinProcessMoldingDepartment. .
67,000
e. TorecordtransferoffinishedbricksfromtheFiringDepartmentto
thefinishedgoodswarehouse:
FinishedGoods..............................................
108,000
WorkinProcessFiringDepartment......
108,000
f. TorecordCostofGoodsSold:
CostofGoodsSold........................................
FinishedGoods.......................................
106,000
106,000
Exercise42(10minutes)
WeightedAverageMethod
EquivalentUnits
Unitstransferredout........................................
Workinprocess,ending:
30,000units70%........................................
30,000units50%........................................
Materials
410,000
Conversion
410,000
21,000
15,000
Equivalentunitsofproduction..........................
431,000
425,000
Labor
Overhead
Exercise 4-3 (10 minutes)
WeightedAverageMethod
1.
Costofbeginningworkinprocess
inventory......................................
Costaddedduringtheperiod.........
Totalcost(a)...................................
Materials
$14,550 $23,620
88,350
14,330
$102,900 $37,950
Equivalentunitsofproduction(b)...
Costperequivalentunit(a)(b)....
2.
1,200
$85.75
Costperequivalentunitformaterials......
Costperequivalentunitforlabor.............
Costperequivalentunitforoverhead......
Totalcostperequivalentunit...................
1,100
$34.50
$118,100
71,650
$189,750
1,100
$172.50
$85.75
34.50
172.50
$292.75
Exercise44(10minutes)
WeightedAverageMethod
Material
s
Endingworkinprocessinventory:
Equivalentunitsofproduction..........
Costperequivalentunit....................
Costofendingworkinprocess
inventory......................................
Unitscompletedandtransferred
out:
Conversio
n
300
$31.56
100
$9.32
$9,468
$932
Total
$10,40
0
Unitstransferredtothenext
department...................................
Costperequivalentunit....................
Costofunitstransferredout.............
1,300
$31.56
1,300
$9.32
$41,028
$12,116
$53,14
4
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