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Stella [2.4K]
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Minimizing the risk is the most important principle in the television business. True, or False?

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Sergio [31]3 years ago
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<span>Minimizing the risk is the most important principle in the television business. So True.

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Machine hours            2,280             5,400

Numbers of units        1,600              3,200

Total costs           $498,441.25    $1,180,518.75

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2. Total cost per unit if the direct labor and direct materials costs per unit are $200 for Model 145 and $130 for Model 212

                                   Model 145      Model 212

Overhead cost

 per unit                       $311.53           $368.91

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 labor cost per unit   $200.00           $130.00

Total cost per unit       $511.53           $498.91

3. Determination of profit or loss per unit if market price for Model 145 is $732 and $490 for Model 212:

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Sales price                 $732.00          $490.00

Cost of sales               $511.53           $498.91

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Process Activity         Overhead  Driver              Quantity  Plant Wide Rate        

Components  C/over   459,500   No. of batches    810         $567.28    

Machining                    301,600   M. hours           7,680            $39.27

Setups                         227,500   No. of setups        80       $2,843.75

Sub-Total                  $988,600  

Finishing welding       180,500   Welding hours 4,900            $36.84

Inspecting                 222,000   Number of

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Rework                       60,700    Rework orders    230           $263.91

Sub-Total               $463,200  

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Number of inspections  485             330            815

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Setups                              40               40              80

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