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8. B
Monthly budgeted fixed cost (72000/12) P 6,000
Variable cost based on actual units:
Number of hours allowed
(96,000 x 5/60) = 8,000 hours
Variable Cost: 8,000 x 1.60 12,800
Budgeted Overhead Cost P 18,800
9. D
b = (853,560 – 723,060) ÷ (540,000- 450,000)
= 130,500 ÷ 90,000
b = P 1.45
Y = 70,560 + 1.45b
= 70,560 + (470,000 x 1.45)
Y= P 752, 060
*b- variable cost per unit; a- total fixed cost; Y- Total cost
10. B
b = (8,500-6,750) ÷ (2,000- 1,500)
= 1,750 ÷ 500
b = P 3.50
Y = 1,500 + 3.50X
24. D
Cost Machine Hours
High (April) P 15,840 2190
Low (February) 10,720 1230
Differences P 5,120 960
Variable rate per hour = 5,120/960 = P 5.33/hr.
25. C
High Low
Total Cost P 15,840 P 10,720
Less variable Cost
(2190*5.33) (11,680)
(1230*5.33) (6,560)
Monthly Fixed Cost P 4,160 P 4,160
26. B
Variable Cost (1500*5.33) P 8,000
Fixed Cost 4,160
Total Cost P 12,160
Divide by: Machine Hours 1,500
Average rate per hour P 8.11
27. A
Materials P 240
Labor 165
Factory Overhead 135
P 540
Multiply: # of Dresses 2,500
Total Cost P 1,350,000
29. A
30. B
Completed and Transferred 4,800
Ending (700*.60) 420
Total 5,220
34. C
Direct materials P 5,000
Indirect materials 2,000
Direct labor 6,000
Indirect labor 1,000
Factory utilities 4,000
Overtime pay - factory workers 1,500
Rework cost on defective products 2,500
Total product cost P 22,000
35. B
36. A
Materials P60
Direct labor: Parts fabrication P40
Assembly P18 58
Total prime costs P118
37. C
38. B
39. C
47. C
High Low
Variable Proportion
TOTAL 4,000
49. C
TOTAL 3,600
50. C
FOH 1,200,000
TOTAL 4,000,000
56. A
MPPV= pounds purchased x (standard price per pound- actual price per pound)
MPPV= 4,500 pounds x [ P4.00 - (P17,100/4500 pounds)]
MPPV= 4,500 pounds x ( P4.00 - P3.80)
MPPV= 4,500 pounds x P0.20
MPPV= P900 favorable (a)
57. D
EV= standard direct labor hours - actual direct labor hours
EV= ( 2,100 units x 3 hours) - 6,400 hours
EV= 6,300 hours - 6,400 hours
EV= 100 hours inefficient (d)
58. B
Product X CM: P2
Product Y CM: P1
Wtd. ave. unit CM (3:1) = 75% (2) + 25% (1) = 1.75
Over-all BEP (units) = P210,000 / 1.75 = 120,000 units
Product X= 75% x 120,000 units = 90,000
Break-even CM= 90,000 units x 2 = P180,000 (b)
Y = P420,000 + P7.40X
Y = P420,000 + (80,000 x 7.40)
= P1,012,000
Problems Number (86-90)
86. C
1.)
Fixed costs 600,000
Operating costs 120,000
Contribution margin 720,000
2.)
Total Fixed cost 154,000
Operating profit 26,000
Total Contribution Margin 180,000
Selling price 20
Less: Contribution margin per unit (180,000 / 12,000) 15
Unit variable costs 5B
88. B
3.)
Contribution margin per machine
hour:
Contribution margin per unit x No. of units produced per machine
hours
Product
A P20 x 6 P120 B
Product
B P16 x 8 P128
89. C
4.)
Variable OH rate P2.00
Fixed OH rate ( 340,000 / 425,000) 0.8
Total OH rate P2.8 C
90. A
5.)
Safety ratio is the percentage about breakeven
400, 000 x 0.9 = 360,000 (breakeven sales)
At breakeven sales, amount of contribution margin equals fixed costs,
So fixed costs = 20% of breakeven sales,
360,000 x 0.2 = 72, 000 A
Problems Number (111-118)
111. B
Diff. in costs (P12,415 – P11,737) P 678
÷ diff. in hours (150 – 120) 30
Variable rate per hour P22.60
Total cost P12,415 P11,737
Less variable cost (22.60x150) 3,390 (22.60x120) 2,712
Fixed costs P 9,025
112. B
Variable cost (140 x P22.60) P 3,164
Fixed cost 9,025
Total cost P12,189
÷ number of hours 140
Cost per hour P 87.06
113. B
114. B
Assembly department = P9/machine hour x 3 machine hours x 20 sets = P540
116. C
117. D
Let S = Sales; CM = 0.40S; NY = 0.10S
Fixed Cost = (0.40S – 0.10S) = 0.30S
Sales (P60,000 ÷ 0.30) P200,000
Less breakeven sales (P60,000 ÷ 0.40) 150,000
Margin of safety P 50,000
118. B
126. B
Digicam Videocam Total
Sales (break-even) ₱ 1,620,000 (a) ₱ 3,420,000 (b) ₱ 5,040,000
Less: Variable costs 810,000 (c) 1,200,000 (d) 2,010,000
ContributionMargin ₱ 810,000 ₱ 2,220,000 ₱ 3,030,000
Divide by: total units 600 units
Weighted-average UCM ₱ 5,050
(WaUCM)
127. A
BEP = Fixed cost/WaUCM
Fixed costs = BEP x WaUCM
Fixed costs = (360 + 240) x ₱ 5,050
Fixed costs = ₱ 3,030,000
128. D
Quantity Price Total
Actual 6.900 ₱ 13.00 ₱ 89,700
Standard 6,300 ₱ 12.50 ₱ 78,750
Variance 600 U ₱ 0.50 U ₱ 10,950 U
129. B
Efficiency Variance = Difference in Quantity x Standard Price
Efficiency Variance = 600 U x ₱ 12.50
Efficiency Variance = ₱ 7,500 unfavorable
130. A
Spending Variance = Difference in Price x Actual Quantity
Spending Variance = ₱ 0.50 U x 6,900
Spending Variance = ₱ 3,450 unfavorable
137. D
138. A
Sales = ?
Variable Cost (VC) = 40% of Sales
Fixed Cost (FC)= 600,000
Net Income (NI) (Desired) = 60,000
Let x = Sales
X – VC – FC = NI
X - .4x – 600,000 = 60,000
X - .4X = 600,000 + 60,000
.6X = 660,000
X = 1, 100,000
18,900 ÷ 2,700 P7
180. C
Number of bed days at 75% occupancy rate
0.75 x 30 x 450 = 10,125
Y = P270,000 + (10,125 x P7) P340,875
Problems Number (186-190)
186. B
Total fixed Cost P154,000
Operating Profit 26,000
Total Contribution Margin P180,000
Selling price P20
Contribution margin per units (180,000/12,000) 15
Unit variable cost P5
187. C
Fixed costs P600,000
Operating profit 120,000
Contribution margin 720,000
Unit contribution margin (720,000/400,000) 1.80
Selling Price (1.80 + 0.40) P4.50
188. B
Product A (P20 x 6) P120
Product B (P16 x 8) P128
189. A
Additional CM (30,000 units @ 10) P300,000
Less: Required profit 200,000
Maximum advertising cost P100,000
190. A
Margin of Safety = Budgeted sales – Breakeven sales
Breakeven sales: P400,000 – P40,000 P360,000
Kieso & Weygandt 2016 Edition
Problems Number (216-220)
216. A
219. C
2000 favorable variance
(7000) unfavorable variable overhead variance
(5000)
2000 squeeze
(3000) total underapplied overhead
220. C
NOI Variable costing method P 9,100
NOI Absorption costing method (6,400)
2,700 / 3 = 900
2,100 Ending Inventory
3,000 Beginning Inventory