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Stella [2.4K]
3 years ago
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For this assignment, think about a product you have in your house. It can be a car, shoes, cereal, or anything else you have. Th

en, answer the following questions in 2 to 3 complete sentences each: Describe any assumptions you have about that product. For example, you might assume that a cereal called "Fruit Squares" is made of fruit. Do some web research to discover if your assumptions are correct. Were your assumptions right? If you were wrong, what facts did you learn about this product?
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I have a book. This book is called The Handy Anatomy Answer Book. I assume it's about anatomy. It is right. I read into it and realized that your lymph nodes are swollen it could be because there is excess blood flow to the tissue.
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Exercise 7-9 Variable and Absorption Costing Unit Product Costs and Income Statements [LO7-1, LO7-2, LO7-3]
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Answer:

1 a. Year 1 unit product cost = 45

     Year 2 unit product cost = 45

Notes: Unit product cost = Direct materials + direct labor + Variable manufacturing overhead = 25 + 15 + 5 = 45 units

1 b.                        Income statement

                                                     Year 1           Year 2

Sales                                         2,400,000    3,000,000

(40000*60); (50000*60)

Less:

Variable cost of goods sold     1,800,000     2,250,000    

Variable selling and adm.          80,000         100,000

Contribution margin                520,000        650,000

Less:

Fixed manufacturing overhead  250,000      250,000    

Fixed selling & adm expense      80,000         80,000

Net income                                  $190,000     $320,000

2 a.  Notes

                                                             Year 1   Year 2

Direct materials                                      25     25  

Direct labor                                              15     15  

Variable manufacturing overhead         5         5  

Fixed manufacturing overhead             <u> 5      6.25</u>

(250,000/50,000); (250,000/40000)

Unit product cost                                    50    51.25

b.                                 Income statement

                                              Year 1         Year 2

Sales                                   2400000    3000000

Less: cost of goods sold   <u>2000000</u>    <u>2550000</u>

Gross margin                      400,000     450,000

Less: Selling and                <u>160,000</u> <u> 180,000</u>

administrative expense  

Net income                         240,000     270,000

Workings

Cost of goods sold for year 2 = (10,000* 50) + (40000 * 51.25)

= 500,000 + 2,050,000

= 25,500,000

3. Reconciliation                                Year 1          Year 2

Variable costing net operating        190,000      320,000

income (loss)    

Add: Deferred fixed overhead          50,000

in ending inventory (10000*5)  

Less: Fixed overhead realized        <u>                     -50,000</u>

in beginning inventory(10000*5)

Absorption costing net operating   $240,000    270,000

income (loss)  

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One item is omitted in each of the following summaries of balance sheet and income statement data for the following four differe
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Answer:

                                                        Carbon      Krypton    Fluorine    Radium

Beginning of the year:

Assets                                         $333,000  $250,000 $100,000 $268,000

Liabilities                                         118,000     130,000     76,000    120,000

Equity at the beginning             $215,000   $120,000  $24,000 $148,000

End of the year:Assets                495,000     350,000    90,000   248,000

Liabilities                                       160,000      110,000     80,000    136,000

Equity at the end of the year   $335,000  $240,000   $10,000  $112,000

During the year:

Additional capital stock                76,500      50,000      10,000       40,000

Dividends                                        7,500       16,000      16,500       60,000

Revenue                                       90,000    150,000     115,000       112,000

Expenses                                      39,000      64,000    122,500      128,000

Net income                                 $51,000   $86,000    ($7,500)    ($16,000)

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

                                                        Carbon      Krypton    Fluorine    Radium

Beginning of the year:

Assets                                         $333,000  $250,000 $100,000 $268,000

Liabilities                                         118,000     130,000     76,000    120,000

Equity at the beginning             $215,000   $120,000  $24,000 $148,000

End of the year:Assets                495,000     350,000    90,000   248,000

Liabilities                                       160,000      110,000     80,000    136,000

Equity at the end of the year   $335,000  $240,000   $10,000  $112,000

During the year:

Additional capital stock                 76,500      50,000     10,000      40,000

Dividends                                         7,500       16,000     16,500      60,000

Revenue                                        90,000    150,000    115,000      112,000

Expenses                                      39,000      64,000   122,500     128,000

Net income                                 $51,000    $86,000   ($7,500)  ($16,000)

Formulas for finding the missing items:

1. Equity at the end = Equity at the beginning + Additional capital + Net Income - Dividends

2. Net Income = Revenue - Expenses

3. Equity = Assets - Liabilities

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Answer:

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Explanation:

given data

issued amount =  $3,000,000

rate = 11%

bonds for = $3,195,000

market rate of interest = 10 %

solution

firs we get here Cash paid that is  

Cash paid = $3,000,000 × 11%

Cash paid  = $330,000

and

Interest expense will be

Interest expense =  $3,195,000 × 10%

Interest expense  = $319,500

so premium amortization is

premium amortization =  $330,000 - $319,500

premium amortization  = $11,500

and premium over the 3 million = 195,000

so

New premium will be as

New premium  = $195,000 - $11,500

New premium = $184,500

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