can you help fill in the yellow cells ADEFusourcing5Dough, Re, Mi Inc. sells many different types of cookie dough. The company is deciding whether to continue making its own dough or to outsource.6.If the company outsources, they will eliminate all of the variable overhead and 30% of the fixed manufacturing overhead, but will incur shipping costs.7.Use the information below to detemine whether Dough, Re, Mi Inc. should outsource or not.89.10DataUnitsPer unitRelevant?11Sales priceper unit5,750$111.0012Direct materialsper unit24.0013Direct laborper unit18.0014Variable manufacturing overheadper unit14.0015„Fixed manufacturing overh MOH):per month28.0016Avoidable fixed MOHper monthn/a17Unavoidable fixed MOHper monthn/a18Sales commissionsper unit3.0019Advertising costsper month1.8020Purchase price of outsourced productper unit59.0021Shipping costs of outsourced productper unit1.0022236497FDCF-24Costs per unit\6E-47...6B.J 25Incremental analysisManufaManufactureOutsource26Variable costsEnter "=0" in the cell for any cost not relevant to the decision.27Direct materialsn/a28Direct laborn/aVariable manufacturing overheadPurchase price29n/a30n/a31Shipping costsn/aInstructionsA M6 ProjectReadyScreen ShotSolivioSamantha_Olivio2022-02...7.26 PMTranscript.pdfM13A1

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Dough, Re, Mi Inc. sells many different types of cookie dough. The company is deciding whether to continue making its own dough or to outsource. If the company outsources, they will eliminate all of the variable overhead and 30% of the fixed manufacturing overhead, but will incur shipping costs. Use the information below to detemine whether Dough, Re, Mi Inc. should outsource or not. Data Units Per unit Relevant? Sales price per unit 5,750 111.00 Direct materials per unit 24.00 Direct labor per unit 18.00 14.00 Variable manufacturing overhead Fixed manufacturing overheMOH) : per unit per month 28.00 Avoidable fixed MOH per month n/a Unavoidable fixed MOH per month n/a Sales commissions per unit 3.00 Advertising costs per month 1.80 Purchase price of outsourced product per unit 59.00 Shipping costs of outsourced product per unit 1.00 Costs per unit Incremental analysis Manufacture Outsource Manuf Variable costs Enter "-0" in the cell for any cost not relevant to the decision. Direct materials n/a Direct labor n/a n/a Variable manufacturing overhead Purchase price n/a Shipping costs n/a Instructions A M6 Project +

Dough, Re, Mi Inc. sells many different types of cookie dough. The company is deciding whether to continue making its own dough or to outsource. If the company outsources, they will eliminate all of the variable overhead and 30% of the fixed manufacturing overhead, but will incur shipping costs. Use the information below to detemine whether Dough, Re, Mi Inc. should outsource or not. Data Units Per unit Relevant? Sales price per unit 5,750 111.00 Direct materials per unit 24.00 Direct labor per unit 18.00 14.00 Variable manufacturing overhead Fixed manufacturing overheMOH) : per unit per month 28.00 Avoidable fixed MOH per month n/a Unavoidable fixed MOH per month n/a Sales commissions per unit 3.00 Advertising costs per month 1.80 Purchase price of outsourced product per unit 59.00 Shipping costs of outsourced product per unit 1.00 Costs per unit Incremental analysis Manufacture Outsource Manuf Variable costs Enter "-0" in the cell for any cost not relevant to the decision. Direct materials n/a Direct labor n/a n/a Variable manufacturing overhead Purchase price n/a Shipping costs n/a Instructions A M6 Project +

Principles of Accounting Volume 2

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Chapter10: Short-term Decision Making

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