(Using the simple job-order costing) \begin{tabular}{|l|c|c|c|c|c|} \hline & A & B & C & D & Total \\ \hline Direct Material Cost & $90.000 & $90,000 & $180,000 & $360,000 & $720,000 \\ \hline Direct Mafg. Labor Cost Manufacturing Overhead allocated to products & $84.000 & $84,000 & $168,000 & $336,000 & $672,000 \\ \hline Total Manufacturing Cost & ? & ? & ? & ? & $1,680.000 \\ \hline Units Produced & 60.000 & 60.000 & 120.000 & 180.000 & ? \\ \hline Manufacturing cost per unit & ? & ? & ? & ? & ? \\ \hline \end{tabular} Tahla 0. Rudratarl Manufacturing Overhead Required (3): Compare the results in requirements 1 and 2. (3 marks) Do you agree with the controller in the Plant to eliminate the "D" product from the Plant's product line? and Why? Answer: fTharksy Allocation of overhead costs under Activity-Based Costiog. (ABC) Answer the following: b. Compute total Manufactuning overnead of produets= c. Compute Tofal Manufocturing Cost of groducts. 4) Compute Cset per une for each product: a. Which product is more costly? f Recommend which activity cost divers eheulid be seduced so redioe the overhead costs? They decided to assign manufacturing overhead to products based upon the activities that cause those overhead costs Reguired (1): Using the information in table 1, provide the missing information by allocating the manufacturing overhead to the four products usiag the simple job. order costing system. (5.5 marks) Allocation of oyerhead costs under simple job-order costing Answer the following: a. Compute Budgeted Mig. Overhead Rate = b. Aliocation of Mig. Oyerhead to products: Product A= Product B= Product C= Product D= c. Compute Total Manufacturing Cost of products= d. Compute Cost per und for edch product= (Using the simple job-order costing) \begin{tabular}{|l|c|c|c|c|c|} \hline & A & B & C & D & Total \\ \hline Direct Material Cost & $90.000 & $90,000 & $180,000 & $360,000 & $720,000 \\ \hline Direct Mafg. Labor Cost Manufacturing Overhead allocated to products & $84.000 & $84,000 & $168,000 & $336,000 & $672,000 \\ \hline Total Manufacturing Cost & ? & ? & ? & ? & $1,680.000 \\ \hline Units Produced & 60.000 & 60.000 & 120.000 & 180.000 & ? \\ \hline Manufacturing cost per unit & ? & ? & ? & ? & ? \\ \hline \end{tabular} Tahla 0. Rudratarl Manufacturing Overhead Required (3): Compare the results in requirements 1 and 2. (3 marks) Do you agree with the controller in the Plant to eliminate the "D" product from the Plant's product line? and Why? Answer: fTharksy Allocation of overhead costs under Activity-Based Costiog. (ABC) Answer the following: b. Compute total Manufactuning overnead of produets= c. Compute Tofal Manufocturing Cost of groducts. 4) Compute Cset per une for each product: a. Which product is more costly? f Recommend which activity cost divers eheulid be seduced so redioe the overhead costs? They decided to assign manufacturing overhead to products based upon the activities that cause those overhead costs Reguired (1): Using the information in table 1, provide the missing information by allocating the manufacturing overhead to the four products usiag the simple job. order costing system. (5.5 marks) Allocation of oyerhead costs under simple job-order costing Answer the following: a. Compute Budgeted Mig. Overhead Rate = b. Aliocation of Mig. Oyerhead to products: Product A= Product B= Product C= Product D= c. Compute Total Manufacturing Cost of products= d. Compute Cost per und for edch product=
