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Total points: 50 1. Show the complete work. 2. Make assumption only where it is absolutely needed. Clearly write your assumptions. 3. Questions 3 and 4 are particularly challenging. Your good attempt and understanding are expected here. For this reason, these questions are assigned less weight. 4. Analytical approach is expected where a question is descriptive in nature LSP Joint LSP pellets were made by the secret process of moving ID with eplum in the optimum proportion of 8.2 and converting the mixture into pellets. Though there was no expected less in mixing, the pelles making process normally resulted in a loss of 10 percent of the total input. The Joint was run by four enterprising young men Arora-in-charge of purchasing, Bansal charge of mixing, Cabral - specializing in making the pellets out of the mixed material, and D'Souza - in-charge of selling in dune, Arora bought enough raw materials to make 270 units of us as agreed upon by the group in advance, but D'Souza owing to heavy involvement in other personal activities could book orders only for 236 units of ISP Bansal from his long experience in the line knew that the sheffine for 1.SP is very short compared to SD or opam and prepared enough mixture for 216 units of LSP Cabral who got enough store to make 216 units of LSP ended up making only 907 finished units with not a trace of the muwe leftover he was se dazed that he could not even explain how the produced less than what he was supposed to Total consumption of raw materials for use was as follows LSD - 200 units all from units bought in dane @ $11/unit . Opium - 40 units, all from units bought in June @ $4.50/unit. Materials cost was their only cash cost, though they all thought that their time was worth $10/- per hour. In fact, all of them had enough free time to spare for the joint. Investigations showed that Arora had paid a premium of 10 percent on the standard price for LSD as he got carried away by a cute little tourist from whom he bought it. When he came to his senses, he realized his folly and tried to make for it by getting a 10 percent discount on the standard price of opium. When Cabral came to know that Arora paid a lower price for opium, he (Cabral) claimed that his pellet making got fouled up because of the 'lower quality' opium. Interestingly he never gave this explanation until he knew about the actual price paid for the raw materials. Though D'Souza claimed earlier that he sold less units than the budgeted 240 units, as he had to go to Calcutta on a private trip, investigations showed that he had lost sales because he jacked up the price by 10 percent on the standard price of Rs.40 per unit of LSP. He did, however, bring in the revenue to the Joint's account at the higher realization per unit. You can make necessary assumptions where required. Required: 1. (12 points) Calculate for sales the variances: (a) total sales variance, (b) sales price variance, and (c) sales quantity variance. 2. (18 points) Calculate (a) total material cost variance, (b) material price variance, and (c) material quantity variance. 3. (2 points) Breakdown the sales quantity variance into (a) sales budget revision variance, and (b) sales activity or capacity variance. 4. (4 points) Breakdown the material quantity variance Into (a) material budget revision variance, material activity variance, (c) material yield or wastage variance, and (d) material mix variance. 5. (4 points) Calculate profit variance (difference between the budgeted profits and actual profits). 6. (5 points) Who has contributed in loss of profits and how much? You may attempt to determine the responsibility of each individual in terms of contribution in gain or loss of profits. 7. (5 points) Do you think your answer to question 6 above can be justified in fixing the responsibility? What are the difficulties that one would face while using the variances for fixing responsibilities for departments or people in the organization? Page 2 of 2 Total points: 50 1. Show the complete work. 2. Make assumption only where it is absolutely needed. Clearly write your assumptions. 3. Questions 3 and 4 are particularly challenging. Your good attempt and understanding are expected here. For this reason, these questions are assigned less weight. 4. Analytical approach is expected where a question is descriptive in nature LSP Joint LSP pellets were made by the secret process of moving ID with eplum in the optimum proportion of 8.2 and converting the mixture into pellets. Though there was no expected less in mixing, the pelles making process normally resulted in a loss of 10 percent of the total input. The Joint was run by four enterprising young men Arora-in-charge of purchasing, Bansal charge of mixing, Cabral - specializing in making the pellets out of the mixed material, and D'Souza - in-charge of selling in dune, Arora bought enough raw materials to make 270 units of us as agreed upon by the group in advance, but D'Souza owing to heavy involvement in other personal activities could book orders only for 236 units of ISP Bansal from his long experience in the line knew that the sheffine for 1.SP is very short compared to SD or opam and prepared enough mixture for 216 units of LSP Cabral who got enough store to make 216 units of LSP ended up making only 907 finished units with not a trace of the muwe leftover he was se dazed that he could not even explain how the produced less than what he was supposed to Total consumption of raw materials for use was as follows LSD - 200 units all from units bought in dane @ $11/unit . Opium - 40 units, all from units bought in June @ $4.50/unit. Materials cost was their only cash cost, though they all thought that their time was worth $10/- per hour. In fact, all of them had enough free time to spare for the joint. Investigations showed that Arora had paid a premium of 10 percent on the standard price for LSD as he got carried away by a cute little tourist from whom he bought it. When he came to his senses, he realized his folly and tried to make for it by getting a 10 percent discount on the standard price of opium. When Cabral came to know that Arora paid a lower price for opium, he (Cabral) claimed that his pellet making got fouled up because of the 'lower quality' opium. Interestingly he never gave this explanation until he knew about the actual price paid for the raw materials. Though D'Souza claimed earlier that he sold less units than the budgeted 240 units, as he had to go to Calcutta on a private trip, investigations showed that he had lost sales because he jacked up the price by 10 percent on the standard price of Rs.40 per unit of LSP. He did, however, bring in the revenue to the Joint's account at the higher realization per unit. You can make necessary assumptions where required. Required: 1. (12 points) Calculate for sales the variances: (a) total sales variance, (b) sales price variance, and (c) sales quantity variance. 2. (18 points) Calculate (a) total material cost variance, (b) material price variance, and (c) material quantity variance. 3. (2 points) Breakdown the sales quantity variance into (a) sales budget revision variance, and (b) sales activity or capacity variance. 4. (4 points) Breakdown the material quantity variance Into (a) material budget revision variance, material activity variance, (c) material yield or wastage variance, and (d) material mix variance. 5. (4 points) Calculate profit variance (difference between the budgeted profits and actual profits). 6. (5 points) Who has contributed in loss of profits and how much? You may attempt to determine the responsibility of each individual in terms of contribution in gain or loss of profits. 7. (5 points) Do you think your answer to question 6 above can be justified in fixing the responsibility? What are the difficulties that one would face while using the variances for fixing responsibilities for departments or people in the organization? Page 2 of 2