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Smyth, Inc., uses the following overhead rate for a single unit of its product: $3/per direct labor hour. Actual data for the month show overhead costs of $150,000 and 48,000 hours used. The difference between actual overhead and applied overhead is: O $6,000 underapplied O $54,000 overapplied O $6,000 overapplied O $54,000 underapplied Figure 1 The following information related to Department Z for the month of July, the sole processing department of Company ABC. 23,000 units (5,000 units from Beginning WIP and 18,000 units started and completed during July) were transferred out of the department to finished goods. 2,000 units remain in the department at the end of July. A calculation of equivalent units for work performed during July appears below: DM LAB+OH Beg WIP o 1,500 Started and completed 18,000 18,000 End WIP 2,000 1,600 Total 20,000 21,100 Refer to Figure 1. Assume beginning work-in-process costs from the prior month total $13,000 and that current month costs for direct materials, direct labor, and factory overhead total $24,000, $5,403, and $10,000, respectively. Department Z's cost per direct materials using the FIFO method would be O $1.04 O $0.96 O $0.10 $1.20 $0.90 Refer to Figure 1. Assume beginning work-in-process costs from the prior month total $13,000 and that current month costs for direct materials, direct labor, and factory overhead total $24,000, $5,403, and $10,000, respectively. Department Z's cost per combined direct labor and overhead using the FIFO method would be O $1.02 O $1.18 O $0.12 O $0.85 O $0.73 Refer to Figure 1. Assume that cost per unit of direct materials equals $20.00 per unit and that the combined cost per unit of direct labor and factory overhead equals equals $10.00 per unit. Also assume that prior period beginning work-in-process costs total $10,000. Costs to complete beginning work-in-process using the FIFO method would equal O $30,000 0 $4,000 O $45,000 0 $0 O $15,000