Answer:
See below
Explanation:
The computation of ending inventory is shown below;
But first we need to determine the average cost per unit.
Average cost per unit
= (476 units × $63 + 718 units × $66 + 365 units × $68) ÷ (476 units + 718 units + 365 units)
= ($29,988 + $47,388 + $24,820) ÷ (1,559 units)
= $102,196 ÷ 1,559
= $65.55
Now, the ending inventory unit
= 1,559 units - 1,195 units
= 364 units
Finally , the ending inventory
= $65.55 × 364 units
= $23,860
Answer:
the conversion cost is $58,200
Explanation:
The computation of the conversion cost is shown below:
The conversion cost is
= Direct Labor + Manufacturing Overhead
= $32,800 + $25,400
= $58,200
Hence, the conversion cost is $58,200
It is the combination of the direct labor and the manfacturing overhead
Answer:
If minimizing the risk is important according to the solver report the way of investing is A=41.9% ,B=15.34% and C =42.76%
Explanation:
Please see attachment
Answer:
Correct answer is D, Debit Insurance Expense, $460; credit Prepaid Insurance, $460
Explanation:
The company uses asset method of recording the purchase of insurance. Hence, at end of year end the company must recognize the expire portion of the policy and charge it against insurance expense.
$2,300 / 5 years = $460 (annual insurance expense)
Entry:
Debit Insurance expense $460
Credit Prepaid insurance $460
The balance of the prepaid insurance at the end of first year is $1,840 (2,300 - 460).