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Yuki888 [10]
2 years ago
12

Lucky Cow Dairy provided the following expense information for May:Assembly line workers' wages: $72,300Caps for milk bottles: 3

,800Reconfiguring the assembly line: 125,700Customer support hotline: 10,700Delivery expenses: 20,500Depreciation on factory equipment: 75,900Plastic milk bottles: 52,100Salaries of salespeople: 63,400Salaries of research scientists: 70,200Customer toll free order line: 6,900What is the total cost of research and development of the value chain?
Business
1 answer:
padilas [110]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Cost of research and development:

Salaries of research scientists= 70,200

Customer toll-free order line= 6,900

Total= $77,100

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

Assembly line workers' wages: $72,300

Caps for milk bottles: 3,800

Reconfiguring the assembly line: 125,700

Customer support hotline: 10,700

Delivery expenses: 20,500

Depreciation on factory equipment: 75,900

Plastic milk bottles: 52,100

Salaries of salespeople: 63,400

Salaries of research scientists: 70,200

Customer toll-free order line: 6,900

Cost of research and development:

Salaries of research scientists= 70,200

Customer toll-free order line= 6,900

Total= $77,100

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e. Overhead costs applied to Work in Process Inventory

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Indirect labor,                                 $28,000

Factory rent,                                  $40,000

Factory utilities,                             $25,000

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Direct labor                             17,000                               17,000

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2017           $160,000                          $264,000          (104,000)

2018           $160,000                          $360,000          (200,000)

2019           $160,000                           $120,000            40,000

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