Surgical Products | |||
MQV = ( SQ - AQ ) SP | |||
1440 unfav. = ( 300000 * 0.85 - AQ ) * 0.8 | |||
1800 = 255000 - AQ | |||
AQ used = 255000 + 1800 = 256800 | |||
Now, AQ purchased = 256800 + 2500 = 259300 | |||
MPV = ( SP - AP ) * AQ purchased | |||
5186 unfav. = ( 0.8 - AP ) * 259300 | |||
0.8 - AP = 0.02 unfav | |||
AP = 0.8 + 0.02 = $ 0.82 | |||
Total Labour variance = Standard cost - Actual cost | |||
( 300hours * 15 ) - ( 315 hours * AR ) = 288 Unfav. | |||
4500 - ( 315 * ar ) = 288 Unfav. | |||
4500 + 288 = 315 * AR | |||
4788 = 315 * AR | |||
AR = $ 15.20 | |||
300000 pairs / 1000 pairs = 300 hours | |||
Now, reqd. Answers | Journal entries | ||
1) 255000 | Raw materials | 207440 | |
2) 256800 | Direct material price variance (U) | 5186 | |
3) 259300 | Accounts payable ( 259300 * 0.82 ) | 212626 | |
4) 0.82 | |||
5) 300 hours | WIP | 206000 | |
6) LEV = ( SH - AH ) SR | Direct materials quantity variance | 1440 | |
( 300 - 315 ) * 15 = $ 225 unfav. | Raw materials | 207440 | |
7) LRV = ( SR - AR ) AH | |||
( 15 - 15.2 ) * 315 = $ 63 unfav | WIP | 4500 | |
8) $ 15.20 | DLRV | 63 | |
DLEV | 225 | ||
Wages payable ( 315 * 15.2 ) | 4788 |
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