Answer:
Particulars Amount
Raw material used $18,600
Add: Direct labor $26,600
<u>Overhead costs</u>
Factory supplies $3,100
Plant depreciation $6,800
Indirect labor $8,600
Utilities ($10,600*80%) <u>$8,480</u>
Total overhead cost <u>$26,980</u>
Total manufacturing costs <u>$72,180</u>
Answer:
The product cost for 24,500 units is $497,350.
Explanation:
The reason is that the the product cost always includes all the variable production cost and specific fixed production cost. In this scenario, direct material cost, direct labor cost, variable manufacturing overhead cost are variable production cost whereas the fixed manufacturing cost is specific fixed production cost which will form part of product cost. The remainder of the cost left is period cost.
Direct materials (24,500 * $7.7 per unit) $188,650
Direct labor (24,500 * $4.7 per unit) $115,150
Variable manufacturing overhead (24,500 * $2.2 per unit) $53,900
Fixed manufacturing overhead (24,500 * $5.7 per unit) <u>$139,650 </u>
Total product costs $497,350
Answer:
The net present value of the machine is $5530
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Cost of the equipment = $84,000
Annual after-tax net income from the equipment after deducting depreciation = $3,000
Depreciation = $28,000
Useful life = 3 years
Required return on investment = 9% = 0.09
Now,
After-tax cash flow = After-tax net income + Depreciation
= $3,000 + $28,000
= $31,000
Therefore,
Net Present Value = Present value of cash flow - Investment
= ( $31,000 × PVIFA(11%, 3)
) - $84,000
= ( $31,000 × 2.5313 ) - $84,000
= $78470.3 - $84,000
= -$5529.7 ≈ - $5530
hence,
The net present value of the machine is $5530
The euro is the common currency across Europe.
Answer:
C) Third
Explanation:
The first meal gives you 4 units of utility for every dollar spent (= 100 utility / $25).
The second meal gives you 5 units of utility for every dollar spent (= 10 utility / $2).
The third meal gives you 10 units of utility for every dollar spent (= 50 / $5). We should choose the meal that provides us with the greatest utility per dollar.