Particular | per unit cost | Amount |
Variable costs | ||
Direct material |
2.08 (7904÷3800) |
11024 |
Direct labour |
3.98 (15124÷3800) |
21094 |
Utilities |
0.36 (1368÷3800) |
1908 |
Indirect labour |
1.18 (4484÷3800) |
6254 |
Maintenance |
0.24 (912÷3800) |
1272 |
Fixed cost | ||
Utilities | 430 | |
Property tax | 1180 | |
Supervisory salary | 2100 | |
Maintenance | 270 | |
Depreciation | 2650 | |
Total cost | 48182 |
Note: Supervisory salary does not vary with change in level of operation. So supervisory salary is fixed cost.
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Grouper Corporation manufactures a single product. Monthly
production costs incurred in the manufacturing process are shown
below for the production of 3,800 units. The utilities and
maintenance costs are mixed costs. The fixed portions of these
costs are $300 and $200, respectively.
Production in Units
3,800
Production Costs
Direct materials
$9,500
Direct labor
30,400
Utilities
1,820
Property taxes
1,500
Indirect labor
5,700
Supervisory salaries
1,900
Maintenance
1,340
Depreciation
3,500
Identify the above costs as variable, fixed, or mixed.
Cost
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