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Ex. No Examination all 2013 000 ghachine- manufactures its only product using a single machine that has the eapacity to operate hours (MID a year. This machine is to a year, This machine is rented at an annual cost of $101500 and is the company's only produced in batches based on customer orders, and the cost of each b overhead cost. Madison's product is using job-order cost order costing with MH used to allocate manufacturing overhead cost. The ermine the price to the customer. Because of n mark-up over the cost (and rounds to the nearest dollar) to det in expected demand, the number of M deparment has complained that this results in large changes in product cost suggested using the capacity method to apply overbead as a way to pre this year, it was estimated that 875 MH would be required for expected orders. and therefore pricing. The controller has At the beginning of flH estimoted to be used each year often changes significantly. The sales vent this from happening. The accounting deparment is determining the price for Job 64B below: The accounting depariment is in the process of determining cost data for Job 64B below: Actual Direct Material Actual Direct Labor Actual Machine-Hours Used 1,025 250 8 MH If rie dison uses the rnaditional method, by how much will the price inerease or decrease for Job 64B compared to the determined using its capacity method? A. B. S S 116 116 increase in price compared to the traditional method decrease in price compared to the traditional method D. S 140 increase in price compared to the traditional method E. None of the above 12 Albany Manufacturing closed last year with actual direct labor hours (DLH) totaling 82,750 and total actual manufacturing overhead (MOi) cost incurred of S1,743,625, which wus S12,500 less than total MOH was estimated to be ar the start of the year. If MOH was over-applied by S101,700 for the year, what were the total DLH estimated to be at the beginning of the period? DL Hours A. B. C. D. 77,629 78,750 8,505 87,246 None of above E. Ex. No Examination all 2013 000 ghachine- manufactures its only product using a single machine that has the eapacity to operate hours (MID a year. This machine is to a year, This machine is rented at an annual cost of $101500 and is the company's only produced in batches based on customer orders, and the cost of each b overhead cost. Madison's product is using job-order cost order costing with MH used to allocate manufacturing overhead cost. The ermine the price to the customer. Because of n mark-up over the cost (and rounds to the nearest dollar) to det in expected demand, the number of M deparment has complained that this results in large changes in product cost suggested using the capacity method to apply overbead as a way to pre this year, it was estimated that 875 MH would be required for expected orders. and therefore pricing. The controller has At the beginning of flH estimoted to be used each year often changes significantly. The sales vent this from happening. The accounting deparment is determining the price for Job 64B below: The accounting depariment is in the process of determining cost data for Job 64B below: Actual Direct Material Actual Direct Labor Actual Machine-Hours Used 1,025 250 8 MH If rie dison uses the rnaditional method, by how much will the price inerease or decrease for Job 64B compared to the determined using its capacity method? A. B. S S 116 116 increase in price compared to the traditional method decrease in price compared to the traditional method D. S 140 increase in price compared to the traditional method E. None of the above 12 Albany Manufacturing closed last year with actual direct labor hours (DLH) totaling 82,750 and total actual manufacturing overhead (MOi) cost incurred of S1,743,625, which wus S12,500 less than total MOH was estimated to be ar the start of the year. If MOH was over-applied by S101,700 for the year, what were the total DLH estimated to be at the beginning of the period? DL Hours A. B. C. D. 77,629 78,750 8,505 87,246 None of above E