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koban [17]
3 years ago
5

arantxa Corporation has outstanding 20,000 shares of $5 par value common stock. On August 1, 2014, Arantxa reacquired 200 shares

at $80 per share.
Business
1 answer:
Naya [18.7K]3 years ago
7 0
Treasury 16,000
Cash 16,000

Cash 14000
Retained Earnings 2,000
Treasury stock 16,000
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A. Market Basket Analysis.

Explanation:

Since Yolanda used market basket analysis to analyze what her customers buy together during a single store visit, she knows to place facial tissues by the cold medicine and Wonder bread by the Skippy Peanut Butter.

Market basket analysis is a modelling technique also known as frequent item-set mining or association analysis where we evaluate the purchases which routinely occur together. For example, people who buy peanut butter also purchased bread and normal butter as well. In this way, markers can plan what products should be placed on the same shelf or near to those shelves indie a store or what recommendations should be given to online buyers.

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1-a) Journal entries to record raw materials used in production

Debit Work in Process $151,215

Credit Raw materials $151,215

To record the cost of raw materials used in production.

1-b) the direct labor cost incurred

Debit Work in Process $96,500

Credit Factory Labor $96,500

To record the cost of direct labor costs.

2. Journal entry to record applied overhead cost

Debit Work in Process $114,000

Credit Manufacturing Overhead $114,000

To apply overhead to production.

3. Units completed and transferred to Finished Goods:

= 32,100 pounds

4. Equivalent units of production for materials:

= 41,100

5. Equivalent units of production for conversion:

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6. Total cost of materials (beginning WIP and cost added):

= $166,455

7. Total cost of conversion (beginning WIP and cost added):

= $223,250

8. The cost per equivalent unit for materials:

= $4.05

9. The cost per equivalent unit for conversion:

=  $5.95

10. The cost of ending WIP for materials:

= $36,450

11. The cost of ending WIP for conversion:

= $32,130

12. The cost of materials transferred to finished goods:

= $130,005

13. The amount of conversion transferred to finished goods:

=  $190,995

14. Journal entry to record the transfer of costs from WIP to Finished Goods:

Debit Finished Goods $321,000

Credit Work in Process $321,000

To record the manufacturing cost transferred to Finished Goods.

15-a) The total cost to be accounted for:

= $389,715

16-b) The total cost accounted for:

= $389,580

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Work in Process Mixing Department:

June 1 balance 28,000 Completed and transferred to Finished Goods ?

Materials 151,215

Direct labor 96,500

Overhead 114,000

June 30 balance ?

The June 1 WIP =4,300 pounds with $15,240 in materials cost (100%) and $12,760 in conversion cost (60%).

Started in June 36,800

June 30 WIP = 9,000 pounds, materials (100%) and conversion (50%)

                                                Units     Materials      Conversion       Total

Beginning Work in Process    4,300    $15,240           $12,760    $28,000

Started in June                     36,800      151,215           210,500      361,715

Total units and costs             41,100   $166,455       $223,250   $389,715

Ending Work in Process        9,000

Units transferred out            32,100

Equivalent units of production:

                                          Materials      Conversion

Units transferred out           32,100          32,100

Ending Work in Process       9,000            5,400

Total equivalent units          41,100          37,500

Cost per equivalent unit:

                                          Materials      Conversion

Total costs of production $166,455       $223,250

Total equivalent units           41,100            37,500

Cost per equivalent unit      $4.05           $5.95

Cost assigned to:

Units transferred out      $130,005        $190,995      $321,000

  (32,100 * $4.05 and 32,100 * $5.95)

Ending Work in Process     36,450             32,130       $68,580

  (9,000  * $4.05 and 5,400 * $5.95)

Total cost assigned        $166,455        $223,125     $389,580

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=-pv(rate,nper,pmt,fv,type)

rate is the 9% rate of return per year

nper is the number of years the payment would be made which is 7

pmt is the regular lease payment per year which is $30.259

fv is the total payments payable by the leasee which is unknown

type is 1 since payment is received at the beginning of the year,it would have been zero if payments are expected end of the year

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