Ending merchandise = beginning Merchandise + net purchases- cost of goods sold
Cost of goods sold= beginning merchandise + purchases during the period- ending merchandise
Answer:
The answer is: The ending balance in Finished Goods Inventory is $1,200
Explanation:
First we have to calculate the cost per chair produced, to do this we will find the total cost and divide by the number of chairs produced:
Units produced 100 chairs
- Direct materials $10 per unit x 100 = $1,000
- Direct labor 15 per unit x 100 = $1,500
- Variable manufacturing overhead 3 per unit x 100 = $300
- Total fixed manufacturing overhead $2,000
Total costs are $4,800 / 100 chairs = $48 per chair produced
There are 25 chairs left in finished goods inventory (FGI) = 100 - 75 = 25
The ending balance in FGI is = 25 chairs x $48 per chair = $1,200
Answer: 22; 7
Explanation;
A Recession refers to the economy of a country contracting for at least 2 quarters.
Since the the beginning of the twentieth century, the United States has experienced<u> 22 recessions </u>with the worst being the Great Depression of 1929 and the Great Recession of 2008.
Of those,<u> 7 have occurred since 1970</u> with the 7th ongoing as a result of the Corona virus pandemic.
Answer:
Explanation:
Standard pounds per cake = 3 pounds
Standard unit price = $3
Standard pounds 5500 cakes = 16,500 pounds
Actual pounds per 5500 cakes = 16,650
Variance = (16,650 - 16,500)=150
Cost of actual materials used = actual materials * standard price
=16,650*3 =49,950
Cost of work in progress = Standard materials * standard price = 16,500*3= 49.500
Direct material quantity variance = Quantity variance * 3
150*3 = 450
Journal entry
Debit work in progress = 49,500
Debit material quantity variance = 450
Credit Material = 49,950
