Fundamentals Of Cost Accounting (6th Edition)
Fundamentals Of Cost Accounting (6th Edition)
6th Edition
ISBN: 9781259969478
Author: WILLIAM LANEN, Shannon Anderson, Michael Maher
Publisher: McGraw Hill Education
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Chapter 1, Problem 51P
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Calculate the missing amount for the given statement.

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Calculate the missing amount for the given statement as follows:

Manufacturing R
Projected income statement
For one quarter
ParticularsStatus QuoAlternativeDifference
Single productIncrease (decrease) percentageTwo products
Sales revenue$50,000(a)25%(b)$62,500(c)$12,500 
Costs:    
Material$15,00022%$18,300(d)$3,300(e)
Labor$8,000(f)30%(g)$10,400$2,400
Rent$2,00010%(h)$2,200(i)$200(j)
Depreciation$5,00015%$5,750$750
Utilities$8,000(k)30%$10,400$2,400(l)
Other$3,000 25%(m)$3,750(n)$750
Total costs$41,000  $50,800(o)$9,800(p)
Operating profit$9,000(q)  $11,700$2,700(r)

Table (1)

Working notes:

(1) Calcualte the increase (decrease) percentage of rent (h).

Increase (decrease) percentage of rent is 10% (given).

(2) Calcualte the amount of rent for two products (i).

Rent for two products = [Rent for single product ×(100%+Increased percentage)]=$2,000×100%+10%=$2,000×110%=$2,200

(3) Calcualte the amount of material for two products (d).

Material for two products = [Material for single product ×(100%+Increased percentage)]=$15,000×100%+22%=$15,000×122%=$18,300

(4) Calcualte the amount of other cost for two products (n).

Other costs for two products = [Other costs for two productsOther costs for single product]=$3,750$3,000=$750

(5) Calculate the increase (decrease) percentage of other costs (m).

Increase (decrease) percentage of other costs}=Difference amount (4)Other cost for single product×100=$750$3,000×100=25%

(6) Calculate the total cost for two products (o).

Total costs fortwo products} = (Cost of materials+Cost of labor+Cost of rent+Cost of depreciation+Cost of utilities+Other costs)=($18,300+$10,400+$2,200+$5,750+$10,400+$3,750)=$50,800

(7) Calculate the sales revenue of two products (c).

Sales revenue for two products }(Total costs for two products (6)+Operating profits)=$50,800+$11,700=$62,500

(8) Calcualte the sales revenue for single product (a).

Sales revenue for single product }(Sales revenue for two productsDifference amount)=$62,500$12,500=$50,000

(9) Calculate the increase (decrease) percentage of revenue (b).

Increase (decrease) percentage of other costs}=Difference amount Other cost for single product (8)×100=$12,500$50,000×100=25%

(10) Calcualte the labor cost for single product (f).

Labor cost for single product = [Labor cost for two productDifference amount]=$10,400$2,400=$8,000

(11) Calcualte the the increase (decrease) percentage of utilities (g).

Increase (decrease) percentage of utilites costs}=1[Utilities cost for two products Utilties cost for single product ]×100=1($10,400$8,000)×100=30%

(12) Calcualte the utilities cost for single product (k).

Utilities cost for single product} = Utilities cost for two product[100%+Increased percentage]=$10,400(100%+30%)=$10,400130%=$8,000

(13) Calcualte the difference amount of utilities cost (l).

Difference amount of utilities cost} = (Utilities cost for two productsUtilities cost for single products)=$10,400$8,000=$2,400

(14) Calcualte the difference amount of total costs (p).

Difference amount of total cost} = (Total costs for two productsTotal costs for single products)=$50,800$41,000=$9,800

(15) Calculate the operating product for single product (q).

Operating profit for single product }[Sales revenue for single productTotal costs]=$50,000$41,000=$9,000

(16) Calculate the difference amount of operating profit (r).

Difference amount of operating profit} = (Operating profit for two productsOpeating profi for single products)=$11,700$9,000=$2,700

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Chapter 1 Solutions

Fundamentals Of Cost Accounting (6th Edition)

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