The factory overhead applied to the product is $5,400
Let understand that Factory Overhead means the <em>total cost</em> that is used in operating all the production segment (i.e depreciation of equipment, salary, wages, electricity) of a manufacturing company and its does not include the costs of direct labor & materials.
- <em>Factory Labor Incurred equals $8,000 (including $6,000 direct and $2,000 indirect</em>
<em>- Manufacturing Overhead is applied to the product based on 90% of direct labor dollars</em>
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- Therefore, the Factory overhead applied will equals Direct factory labor incurred * 90% Overhead applied
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<em>Factory overhead applied = $6,000 * 90%</em>
<em>Factory overhead applied = $5,400</em>
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In conclusion, the factory overhead applied to the product is $5,400
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Answer: C. Both parties now have an obligation to their agreement.
Explanation:
When parties get into a contract, they have a legal obligation to each other to fulfill their part of the agreement or the other party will be able to seek redress in a court of law.
Terrance and the bank are now parties to an agreement to provide Terrence with a loan to buy a house. The bank will have to fulfill this obligation by giving Terrence the loan and Terrence will fulfill his side of the agreement by making payments as stipulated in the loan covenant.
Answer:
a. $17.44 per hour
b. $43,600 ; $104,640
Explanation:
The computation is shown below:
a. Single plantwide overhead rate equals to
= Total Overhead Amount ÷ Budgeted Direct Labor Hours
where,
Total overhead amount is
= $625,000 + $900,000 + $105,000 + $175,000 + $300,000 + $75,000
= $2,180,000
And, the budgeted direct labor hours is 125,000
So, the overhead rate is
= $2,180,000 ÷ 125,000
= $17.44 per hour
2. Now the overhead cost is
For Deluxe model
= 2,500 direct labor hours × $17.44 per hour
= $43,600
For basic model
= 6,000 direct labor hours × $17.44 per hour
= $104,640
Answer:
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Answer:
$270
Explanation:
Calculation to determine the net profit or loss on this investment
Using this formula
Total profit/Loss =Stock value -Strike price-Option quoted)×100×Call option
Let plug in the formula
Total profit = ($34.60 - $32.50 - $1.65) × 100 × 6
Total profit =$0.45×100×6
Total profit= $270
Therefore the net profit on this investment is $270