Answer:
Total overhead cost variance $
Standard fixed overhead cost ($9 x 45,100 hrs) 405,900
Less: Actual fixed overhead cost <u>411,000 </u>
Total overhead cost variance <u> 5,100 (A)</u>
Explanation:
Total overhead variance is the difference between standard fixed overhead cost and actual fixed overhead cost. Standard fixed overhead cost is overhead rate multiplied by actual direct labour hours. Overhead rate is the total of variable overhead and fixed overhead rate ($8 + $1 = $9).
<span>The only way to establish a cause-and-effect relationship between two variables is to conduct an experiment.
First we state a hypothesis and then we make the experiment. The experiment should </span>support, refute, or validate our hypothesis. It is done by making<span> changes in one variable and observing is that might </span>lead to<span> changes in another variable (cause-and-effect).</span>
Answer:
$ 363,880
Explanation:
The seller must cover the mortgage, closing costs, and brokerage fee. Once these expenses are covered, the down payment is added. This adds the minimum amount for the house price.
Mortgage 290,000
Closing costs 1,400
Brokerage fee <u> 17,400</u> (6% * 290,000)
<h3>Total Expenses 308,800</h3>
Down payment <u> 55,000</u>
<h3><u>Minimun price</u> 363,880</h3>
Answer:
B. debit to WIP inventory
Explanation:
The journal entry to record the usage of direct material in production is
Work in Process Inventory Dr.
To Raw Material Inventory
(Raw materials consumed recorded)
Raw material inventory is an asset. It's consumption should reduce it's balance. A debit increases an asset's balance while a credit reduces it's balance.
Work in process, like raw material is an inventory account i.e an asset. A debit increases their balance whereas a credit reduces it.
Here, raw materials i.e direct material have been issued for production, which would reduce their balance and increase the balance of work in process as finished goods are yet to be made.
Answer:
Receivables turnover ratio = 5
Explanation:
Receivables turnover ratio = Net Credit Sales / Average accounts receivable
Receivables turnover ratio = $100,000/$20,000
Receivables turnover ratio = 5
Average accounts receivable = (Beginning Account Receivable + Ending Account Receivable) /2
Average accounts receivable = ($15,000+$25,00)/2
Average accounts receivable = $40,000/2
Average accounts receivable = $20,000
