1. Relevant costs to buy = 3,700 * $13.35 per unit
= $49,395
Relevant costs to make = ($10.04 * 3,700) + $4,915
= $42,063
Savings = $49,395 - $42,063
= $7,332
The answer is C.
2. Let the production level be P
$10.04 P + $4,915 = $13.35 P
$3.31 P = $4,915
P = 1,485
The answer is F.
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3. Variable overhead = Total overhead - Fixed overhead
= (55,000 * $5.4) - $99,000
= $198,000
Variable overhead cost per unit = $198,000 / 55,000
= $3.6
Avoidable fixed cost = $99,000 - $74,250
= $24,750
Relevant costs to make = (Direct materials per unit + Direct labor per unit + Variable overhead per unit) * Units + Avoidable fixed cost + Opportunity cost of lost rent
= ($5.7 + $4.7 + $3.6) * 55,000 + $24,750 + $70,000
= $864,750
Relevant cost to buy = 55,000 * $15.56
= $855,800
Savings = $864,750 - $855,800
= $8,950
The answer is F.
4. Let the production level be P
(Direct materials per unit + Direct labor per unit + Variable overhead per unit) * Units + Avoidable fixed cost + Opportunity cost of lost rent = $15.56 P
($5.7 + $4.7 + $3.6) * P + $24,750 + $70,000 = $15.56 P
$1.56 P = 94,750
P = 60,737
The answer is B.
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