Exercise i- Piepany rIEAIDIE Duuyeis (LUZ-CCI2)ToasToe Inc. (TI) is a manufacturer of heating elements for toaster ovens. To improve control over operations, the president wants toInstall a flexible budgeting system, rather than the single master budget being used at present. The following data are available forexpected costs for production. The relevant range of production levels for fixed overhead costs is 75,000 to 170,000 units:Variable costsHanufacturingAdministrativeSellingFixed costs:ManufacturingAdministrative$7.00/unit$4.00/unit$2.00/unit$ 125,600$ 90,000Required:Prepare a flexible budget for each of the three possible sales levels: 98,000, 108,000, and 118,000 units. Each toaster oven isexpected to sell for $15.20.Required:Prepare a flexible budget for each of the three possible sales levels: 98,000, 108,000, and 118,000 units. Each toaster oven isexpected to sell for $15.20TOASTTOE INC.Flexible BudgetCost Formula(per toaster)Activity (toasters)98,000105,000118,000Variable costsTotal variable costs0.00 $Fixed costs:Total fixed costsTotal costs$.

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Required: Prepare a flexible budget for each of the three possible sales levels: 98,000, 108,000, and 118,000 units. Each toaster oven is expected to sell for $15.20.

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Chapter8: Budgeting For Planning And Control

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