QUESTION 31 Des Moines, Inc. started the month with no beginning inventories. During the month, the firm made 600 units, sold 410 of them, and collected the following data: Sales price $130 per unit Direct materials $25 per unit Direct labor $9 per unit Variable MOH $16 per unit Fixed MOH $18,300 per month Variable selling and admin costs $5 per unit Fixed selling and admin costs $12,900 per unit What is the Finished Goods Inventory balance at the end of the month using variable costing? A. $9.500 OR $10.450 C. $6.480 D.$15,295 QUESTION 30 10 points Save A Indianapolis, Inc. started the month with no beginning inventories. During the month the firm made 580 units, sold 470 of them and collected the following data: Sales price $200 per unit Direct materials $29 per unit Direct labor $8 per unit Variable MOH $13 per unit Fixed MOH $16,600 per month Variable selling and admin coats $6 per unit Fixed selling and admin costs $14,000 per unit What is the value of the firm's Finished Goods Inventory ending balance at the end of the month using absorption costing? (Round any intermediate calculations to the nearest cont, and your final answer to the nearest dollar) OA $5,500 2.57.218 c. 98,848 0.53.148 10 points Save A QUESTION 28 Which of these statements is true for a firm that produced and sold 600 units during its first month of business? CA. Its operating income for the month will be higher under variable costing than under absorption costing The value of its ending finished goods inventory on the balance sheet will be higher under variable costing OB than under absorption costing oc. Its operating income will be the same under variable costing as under absorption costing, lots operating income for the month will be lower under variable costing than under absorption costing QUESTION 29 10 points Save Answer Which of these siatomers is true about costing methods? The use of variable costing to determine managers' bonuses gives managers an incentive to produce more products than needed O of the Under absorption costing the more units made but not sold the less fixed MOH is capitalized in ending Under variable costing, the more units made but not sold, the more fixed MOH is capitalized in ending Finished Goods Inventory at the end of the period For every unit that is produced but not sold, absorption costing captances some of the loved MOH in ending OD. Fished Goods Inventory