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Frambosa Ltd manufactures two separate products, alphas and belas. Data for the month of July is shown here: (Click here to view financial data) The company has total overheads for July of 53.268. The number of related activities ('cast drivers") for each product in July, and their cost, are shown here: Selling prices are set at total cost plus 100% Calculate the selling price of each product, using activity based casting (ABC) as the basis for allocating overheads to products. First, enter the direct materials by multiplying the cast per unit by the units produced each month for each product (Work to the nearest ..) Alphas Batas Direct materials ( Next, enter the direct labour cost by multiplying the direct labour hours per unit by the direct labour cost per hour, and then multiplying by the units of each product produced. (Work to the nearest ..) Betas Alpha 46,464 135,963 Direct materials (E) Direct labour cost (E) Next, the overheads must be apportioned according to activity-based costing. First, complete the following table to establish the cost per activity. The line relating to "setting up' has been completed. (Work total cost and cost per activity to the nearest ..) Total Activities Cost per activity (2p) Total Cost (2) 7,457 17 439 Overhead activity Setting up Manufacturing Testing Order handling Having established the cost per 'activity, the overheads related to each activity for each product can be calculated. The line relating to 'setting up has been completed. (Work overheads amount to the nearest ..) Overhead activity Cost per activity (2p) 439 Alphas Activities (no.) Overheada (2) 10 4,390 Betas Activities (no) Overheads (e) 7 3,073 Setting up Manufacturing Testing More info Order handling Now calculate the total averheads to be allocated to each product. (Work overheads amount to the nearest ...) Alpha Botas 1,182 3,678 39.31 35.06 Overhead activity Cost per activity (21) 439 1,381 484 a2 Alphas Activities (no.) Overheada (2) 10 4,390 16 22,096 7 3,388 23 1,886) Units produced in July Direct materials per unit (Lp) Direct labour hours per unit Direct labour cost per hour (E) Setting up Manufacturing Testing Order handling Betas Activities (no) Overheads (e) 7 3,073 11 15,191 4 1,936 16 1,312 12 9.00 7.00 Print Done Total Now calculate the total costs of each product by adding the allocated overheads to the direct materials and direct labour (Work overheads amount to the nearest L) Alphas 46,484 Betas 135,963 418,824 66,192 Direct materials (E) Direct labour cost (E) Overheads (L) Total cost Finally, the cost of each product can be found by dividing total cost by the number of units manufactured in July (Work to the nearest ..) ) Alphas Batas Frambosa Ltd manufactures two separate products, alphas and belas. Data for the month of July is shown here: (Click here to view financial data.) The company has total overheads for July of 53.268. The number of related activities ('cast drivers") for each product in July, and their cost, are shown here: Selling prices are set at tatal cost plus 100% Calculate the selling price of each product, using activity based casting (ABC) as the basis for allocating overheads to products. 7,457 17 439 Setting up Manufacturing Testing Order handling Having established the cost per 'activity, the overheads related to each activity for each product can be calculated. The line relating to 'setting up has been completed. (Work overheads amount to the nearest ..) Overhead activity Cost per activity (21) 4391 Alphas Activities (no.) Overheada (2) 10 4,390 Betas Activities (no. Overheads (e) 7 3,073 Setting up Manufacturing Testing Order handling Now calculate the total overheads to be allocated to each product. (Work overheads amount to the nearest ..) Overhead activity Cost per activity (21) 439 1,381 Setting up Manufacturing Testing Order handling Total Alphas Activities (no.) Overheade (e) 10 4,390 16 22.096 7 7 3,388 23 1,886) Betas Activities (no.) Overheads () e 7 7 3,073 11 15,191 1,936 16 1,312 484 82 More info Now calculate the total costs of each product by adding the allocated overheads to the direct materials and direct labour. (Work overheads amount to the nearest ..) Alphas Batas Direct materials (E) 46,484 135,963 Direct labour cost (E) 66,192 418,824 Overheads () Alpha Botas 1,182 3,678 39.31 35.06 Units produced in July Direct materials per unit (Lp) Direct labour hours per unit Direct labour cost per hour (E) Total cost 12 9.00 7.00 Finally, the cost of each product can be found by dividing total cost by the number of units manufactured in July: (Work to the nearest ..) Betas Print Done 135,963 Direct materials (E) Direct labour cost (E) Overheads (C) Alpha 46,464 66,192 31,780 416 824 21,512 576.299 Total cost 144,416 Units produced Cost per unit() Finally, the selling price of each product can be found by adding the mark-up percentage onto the cast of each unit: (Calculate the selling price of each to nearest :) Alphas Betas 144,416 576.299 1,182 3,878 Total cast Units produced Cast per unit() Add Profit markup (9) Selling price (E) 122 149