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Answer:

a. 105

b. For machining $130

For assembly $50

Explanation:

a. The computation of the company's current plant-wide overhead rate is shown below:-

Current plant-wide overhead rate = Total manufacturing overhead ÷ Total direct labor hours

= $1,050,000 ÷ 10,000

= 105

b. The computation of refined departmental overhead rates is shown below:-

Departmental overhead cost = Overhead cost of department ÷ Cost driver of department

For machining

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For Assembly

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Answer:

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Explanation:

Provided information

Number of employees 2

Average production time=1.8 days

Standard deviation=2.7 days

Inter-arrival time= 1 day

Coefficient of variation= 1 day

Standard deviation of inter-arrival time= 1 day

The coefficient of variations

Inter-arrival coefficient of variation

$C_{vi}=\frac {\sigma}{T}$ where $\sigma$ is standard deviation of inter-arrival time, T is inter-arrival time and $C_v$ is coefficient of variation of inter-arrival time

$C_{vi}=\frac {1 day}{1 day}=1$

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$C_{vp}=\frac {2.7}{1.8}=1.5$

Total utilization time

$U=\frac {T}{n*T_i}$ where T is the time of production, n is number of employees, U is utilization, $T_i$ is inter-arrival time

$U=\frac {1.8}{2*1}=0.9$

Therefore, utilization time by 2 employees is 0.9

Expected average waiting time

$T_e=(\frac {T}{n*T_i})*0.5(C_{vi}^{2}+C_{vp}^{2})*(\frac{U^{\sqrt{2(n+1)}-1}}{1-U})$

Where $T_e$ is expected average waiting time and the other symbols as already defined

Substituting 1.5 for $C_{vp}$ , 1 for $C_{vi}$ , 0.9 for U, 2 for n, 1 for $T_i$ and 1.8 for T

$T_e=(\frac {1.8}{2*1})*0.5(1^{2}+1.5^{2})*(\frac{0.9^{\sqrt{2(2+1)}-1}}{1-0.9})$

$T_e=0.9*1.625*8.583709=12.55367 days$ and rounding off to 2 decimal places we obtain 12.55 days

Therefore, expected duration between order received and beginning of production is approximately 12.55 days

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Given,

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December 31, $270,000

pension plan assets (fair value) January 1, $180,000

December 31, $230,000

Now ,

The projected benefit obligation was underfunded at the end of 2021 by :

PBO ($270,000)

Plan assets 230,000

Funded status ($40,000) [ $270,000 - 230,000 ]

∴ The projected benefit obligation was underfunded at the end of 2021 by: $40,000

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