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melisa1 [442]
3 years ago
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A good brand name should ________. Select all that apply. a. be legally available for use and unique among competition b. realiz

e the functions of sales promotion and persuasion c. be distinct from any other brand name d. make the customer curious about what product or service is involved
Business
1 answer:
Marina CMI [18]3 years ago
5 0

Answer: Options A, B, C and D are correct.

Explanation:

A brand name is the name by which a business product(s) can be identified with within a market. A good brand name has to be a name not in use, very attractive to consumers and should be an easily marketable brand name.

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Cost of Goods Available Sold $ 265,000

Adjusted Cost of Goods Sold  $ 255,000

<u>Net Income             $ 66,000    </u>

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<u><em>Cost Of Goods Schedule</em></u>

Inventories Beginning Raw materials $ 7,000

Raw material purchases $ 118,000

Inventories  Ending Raw materials  $ 15,000

Direct Materials Used $ 110,000

Direct labor cost $ 70,000

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Total Manufacturing Costs $ 270,000

Add Work in process  Inventories Beginning  $ 10,000

Cost of Goods Available For Manufacture  $ 280,000

Less Work in process Inventories Ending $ 5,000

Cost of Goods  Manufactured $ 275,000

Add Finished goods  Inventories Beginning $ 20,000

Cost of Goods Available For Sale $ 295,000

Less Finished goods  Inventories Ending  $ 35,000

Cost of Goods Available Sold $ 265,000

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<u>Cost Of Goods Schedule Adjusted </u>

Inventories Beginning Raw materials $ 7,000

Raw material purchases $ 118,000

Inventories  Ending Raw materials  $ 15,000

Direct Materials Used $ 110,000

Direct labor cost $ 70,000

Manufacturing overhead applied to work in process $ 90,000

Total Manufacturing Costs $ 270,000

Add Work in process  Inventories Beginning  $ 10,000

Cost of Goods Available For Manufacture  $ 280,000

Less Work in process Inventories Ending $ 5,000

Cost of Goods  Manufactured $ 275,000

Add Finished goods  Inventories Beginning $ 20,000

Cost of Goods Available For Sale $ 295,000

Less Finished goods  Inventories Ending  $ 35,000

Cost of Goods Available Sold $ 265,000

Less Over Applied Overhead  $ 10,000

Adjusted Cost of Goods Sold  $ 255,000

Over applied overhead is deducted to get the actual Cost of Goods Sold.

<em><u>Mason Company: </u></em>

<em><u>Income Statement</u></em>

Sales $ 524,000

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Adjusted Cost of Goods Sold  $ 255,000

Gross Profit        $ 269,000

Less Selling expenses $ 140,000

Administrative expenses $ 63,000

<u>Net Income             $ 66,000      </u>    

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On January 1, Year 1, Sayers Company issued $280,000 of five-year, 6 percent bonds at 102. Interest is payable semiannually on J
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The cash received from bond issuance is journalized as follows:

Dr Cash                                $285,600

Cr  Bonds payable                                  $280,000

Cr Premium on Bonds payable                   $5,600

The June 30 and 31 December Year 1 interest on the bonds are recorded thus:

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Dr Interest expense(bal fig) $7,840                                          

Dr Premium on bonds           $560

Cr Cash                                         $8400

31 December

Dr Interest expense(bal fig) $7,840                                          

Dr Premium on bonds           $560

Cr Cash                                         $8400

The June 30 and 31 December Year 2 interest on the bonds are recorded thus:

30 June

Dr Interest expense(bal fig) $7,840                                          

Dr Premium on bonds           $560

Cr Cash                                             $8400

31 December

Dr Interest expense(bal fig) $7,840                                          

Dr Premium on bonds           $560

Cr Cash                                            $8400

Explanation:

The amount realized from the bond is calculated thus:

$280,000*102%=$285,600

Premium on  bond=Bonds proceeds-par value

                                =$285,600-$280,000

                                =$5,600

Semi-annual amortization of bond premium=$5,600/5*6/12

                                                                         =$560

Semi-annual interest payment=$280,000*6%*6/12

                                                 =$8,400

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The correct answer is B.

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Direct labor $13 per unit

Variable manufacturing overhead $6 per unit

Variable selling and administrative costs $4 per unit

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Inventory cost= 150*59= $8,850

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