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djverab [1.8K]
3 years ago
8

Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu.

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1 answer:
Troyanec [42]3 years ago
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Answer:

Many industries are taking measures to reduce the use of  Carbon  depleting substances and are turning to Renewable  energy sources though they may seem expensive.

This is the environmental goal to allign with. Reduce carbon emisions or the carbon footprint and try to use renewable resources.

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1) Explain the following terms used in trading account cross profit, Gross loss carriage ​
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2 years ago
Manufacturing cost data for Orlando Company, which uses a job order cost system, are presented below. Indicate the missing amoun
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Answer:

(a)  $54796  (b)  $58,800  (c)  $ 15100  (d) $117916   (e) $ 352916 (f) $ 374216

 (g)  $326316   (h) $ 82824.18 (i) $ 64276.82 (j)  $234500  (k) $1900

Explanation:

The calculations are as follows.

                                              Case A         Case B              Case C

Direct materials used      $ (a) 54796           $91,200          $69,000

Direct labor                              52,200          143,800          (h) 82824.18

Manufacturing overhead applied 42,804      (d)117916         (i)64276.82

Total manufacturing costs           149,800     (e) 352916            216,100

Working

The following formula is used to find the missing values :

Total MFG Cost= DM + DL+ MFG OH

a)  149800- 42804-52200= 54796

d)  Ratio of MfgOH to DL= 42,804/52,200= 0.82

Mfg Overhead for Case 2=  0.82* 143,800= 117916

e) 91,200+ 143,800+ 117916= 352916

h+i) Conversion Costs for Case 3=  216100-69000=147100

Mfg OH is 82% of DL

Total Conversion Cost will be 1.82

1.82x= 147100

x= 147100/1.82

x= 82,824.18

h)DL= 82824.18

i) MFG OH= CC- DL= 147100- 82824.18= 64276.82

Work in process 1/1/14           (b) 58,800              21,300             18,400

Total cost of work in process      208,600      (f) 374216        (j)234500

Working

The following formula is used to find the missing values

Total WIP Cost- Total MFG Cost= Opening WIP

b)Total WIP Cost- Total MFG Cost= 208600-149800= 58,800

f) Total MFG Cost+ WIP= 352916 + 21,300   =374216

j) Total MFG Cost+ WIP=216,100 + 18,400= 234500

Work in process 12/31/14          (c)  15100             11,900             (k)1900

Cost of goods manufactured     193,500     (g) 326316              232,600

Working

The following formula is used to find the missing values

Total WIP-CGS= Ending WIP

c) Total WIP-CGS= 208600-193500 = 15100

g)  Total WIP- Ending WIP= 374216- 11,900      = 326316

k) Total WIP-CGS=234500- 232,600 = 1900

After filling in the blanks:

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Direct materials used      $ (a) 54796           $91,200          $69,000

Direct labor                              52,200          143,800          (h) 82824.18

Manufacturing overhead applied 42,804      (d)117916         (i)64276.82

Total manufacturing costs           149,800     (e) 352916            216,100

Work in process 1/1/14           (b) 58,800              21,300             18,400

Total cost of work in process      208,600      (f) 374216        (j)234500

Work in process 12/31/14          (c)  15100             11,900             (k)1900

Cost of goods manufactured     193,500     (g) 326316              232,600

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3 years ago
when perfectly comepetitive firm x sells three units of productz, its marginal revenue is 4.67. when it sells one hundred units,
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We can estimate that the cost is $4.67. The marginal revenue of perfectly competitive firm x is 4.67 when it sells three units of goods. The marginal revenue is 4.67 when it sells 100 units.

The income gain brought on by the sale of one additional unit of output is known as marginal revenue. The law of diminishing returns dictates that marginal revenue will eventually start to decline as output level firm grows, even though it can remain constant above a given threshold of output. According to economic theory, perfectly competitive businesses continue to produce goods and services until marginal revenue and marginal cost are equal.

We know that, for a perfectly competitive firm, the marginal revenue (MR) is equal to the price (P)

That is, P = MR

A) Output = three units

Here, for a perfectly competitive firm X, when it sells three units of product Z, its marginal revenue (MR) is $4.67.

So, when it sells three units, the price (P) of product Z is = $ 4.67 ( As, for a competitive firm, P = MR )

B) Output = hundred units

Now, for a perfectly competitive firm X, when it sells a hundred units of firm product Z, its marginal revenue (MR) is $4.67.

( As, for a competitive firm, the marginal revenue and price stay the same irrespective of the level of output )

Similarly, when it sells a hundred units of product Z, the price (P) will be = $ 4.67 [ As, P = MR ]

So, we can conclude that the price is: $ 4.67

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Explanation:

Calculation to determine How much would they report as LIFO cost of goods sold

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Cost of goods sold= $22.2 billion

Therefore How much would they report as LIFO cost of goods sold would be $22.2 billion

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