Answer to (a)
Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Common | Remarks | ||||
Calculation | Result | Calculation | Result | Calculation | Result | |||
Units produced | 2,700 | 2,400 | 1,800 | |||||
Calculation of unit costs | ||||||||
Direct labour | = 1300 X 2700 | 3,510,000 | = 440 X 2400 | 1,056,000 | = 400 X 1800 | 720,000 | DL per unit X No. of units | |
Direct material | = 300 X 2700 | 810,000 | = 160 X 2400 | 384,000 | = 960 X 1800 | 1,728,000 | DM per unit X No. of units | |
Variable overheads | ||||||||
OV1 | = 0.9 X 3510000 | 3,159,000 | = 0.9 X 1056000 | 950,400 | = 0.9 X 720000 | 648,000 | 400,000 | 0.9 X DL |
OV2 | = (0.4 X 810000) + (4 X 12 X 2700) | 453,600 | = (0.4 X 384000) + (4 X 50 X 2400) | 633,600 | = (0.4 X 1728000) + (4 X 20 X 1800) | 835,200 | 200,000 | 0.4DM + 4T |
OV3 | - | - | - | 1,500,000 | 0.0 X U | |||
OV4 | = 30000 X (2700/300) | 270,000 | = 30000 X (2400/200) | 360,000 | = 30000 X (1800/600) | 90,000 | 30000 X (No. of units / Batch size) | |
Fixed overheads (Allocated on the basis of Direct labour cost) | ||||||||
OV | = 2100000 X 3510000 / 5286000 | 1,394,438 | = 2100000 X 1056000 / 5286000 | 419,523 | = 2100000 X 720000 / 5286000 | 286,039 | Total common overheads divided in the ration of DL | |
TOTAL | 9,597,038 | 3,803,523 | 4,307,239 | |||||
Unit cost | = 9597038 / 2700 | 3,554 | = 3803523 / 2400 | 1,585 | = 4307239 / 1800 | 2,393 | Total cost / No. of units |
Answer to (b)
Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Common | Remarks | ||||
Calculation | Result | Calculation | Result | Calculation | Result | |||
Units produced | 2,700 | 2,400 | 1,800 | |||||
Calculation of unit costs | ||||||||
Direct labour | = 1300 X 2700 | 3,510,000 | = 440 X 2400 | 1,056,000 | = 400 X 1800 | 720,000 | DL per unit X No. of units | |
Direct material | = 300 X 2700 | 810,000 | = 160 X 2400 | 384,000 | = 960 X 1800 | 1,728,000 | DM per unit X No. of units | |
Variable overheads | ||||||||
OV1 | = 0.9 X 3510000 | 3,159,000 | = 0.9 X 1056000 | 950,400 | = 0.9 X 720000 | 648,000 | 400,000 | 0.9 X DL |
OV2 | = (0.4 X 810000) + (4 X 12 X 2700) | 453,600 | = (0.4 X 384000) + (4 X 50 X 2400) | 633,600 | = (0.4 X 1728000) + (4 X 20 X 1800) | 835,200 | 200,000 | 0.4DM + 4T |
OV3 | - | - | - | 1,500,000 | 0.0 X U | |||
OV4 | = 30000 X (2700/300) | 270,000 | = 30000 X (2400/200) | 360,000 | = 30000 X (1800/600) | 90,000 | 30000 X (No. of units / Batch size) | |
Fixed overheads (Allocated on the basis of Variable cost in OV2) | ||||||||
OV | = 2100000 X 453600 / 1922400 | 495,506 | = 2100000 X 633600 / 1922400 | 692,135 | = 2100000 X 835200 / 1922400 | 912,360 | Total common overheads divided in the ration of Variable cost in OV2 | |
TOTAL | 8,698,106 | 4,076,135 | 4,933,560 | |||||
Unit cost | = 9597038 / 2700 | 3,554 | = 3803523 / 2400 | 1,585 | = 4307239 / 1800 | 2,393 | Total cost / No. of units |
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