Yamaha's 130-year-old story humbly began in piano and reed organ manufacture in Japan. It grew into a multinational conglomerate, with a huge range of products and services. They started manufacturing their first guitars in the 1940s and since then have consistently produced guitars, which have sold in impressive record numbers. The Yamaha Corporation began a program of music classes in Japan, continued by the Yamaha Based on the above information, you are required to answer Questions 1, 2, and 3. Music Foundation Charity, which was later founded. Their heavy involvement in music education led them to be one of the most successful acoustic brands for practicing musicians. Q.1. Senior management has asked the controller to determine the total and per-unit costs for Their notoriety for producing fantastic quality, affordable beginner instruments is common FX325 and F351 products. You are required to help him in determining the total cost and per knowledge this sometimes leads to a misconception that their guitars are entry-level however, unit cost as per activity-based costing of the above-mentioned two products (FX325 and FG351). they produce many models which complement the most seasoned of players. Yamaha manufactures three guitars (FX325, FG180, and FG351) in a continuous production Q.2. Why are not the activity unit costs equal across all three guitars since they require the same process. Senior management has asked the controller to conduct an activity-based costing study. machine time per unit? Explain. The controller identified the amount of factory overhead required by the critical activities of the organization as follows: Q.3. Analyse the total and per unit costs of all four guitars if the company adds one more guitar FX056 with the following details: Q.4. You are required to throw light on legal and regulatory issues to be considered by Yamaha while preparing various reports based on managerial accounting concepts. The activity base usage quantities and units produced for the three products were determined from corporate records as follows