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Problem 4-1A
1. Plantwide rate
Engineering support $ 24,500
Electricity 34,000
Setup costs 52,500
Total manufacturing overhead $111,000
÷ 6,200* direct labor hours = $17.90/DLH
*rounded
* Product A 10,000 units x 0.3 DLH/unit = 3,000 DLH
Product B 2,000 units x 1.6 DLH/unit = 3,200 DLH
6,200 DLH
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Product A Product B
Direct materials per unit $15.00 $24.00
Direct labor per unit
A: 0.3 DLH/unit @ $20/DLH 6.00
B: 1.6 DLH/unit @ $20/DLH 32.00
Manufacturing overhead per unit
A: 0.3 DLH/unit @ $17.90/DLH 5.37
B: 1.6 DLH/unit @ $17.90/DLH ______ 28.64
Total manufacturing cost per unit $26.37 $84.64
| Product A | Product B |
Selling price per unit | $30.00 | $120.00 |
Manufacturing cost per unit | 26.37 | 84.64 |
Gross margin per unit | $ 3.63 | $ 35.36 |
2. Product A Product B
Gross margin per unit $ 3.63 $35.36
x Units purchased per customer
A: 10,000 units/500 customers x 20 units
B: 2,000 units/400 customers _________ x 5 units
Gross margin per customer $72.60 $176.80
Total customer service cost $81,000
÷ number of customers ÷ 900 customers
Customer service cost per customer $90/customer
Problem 4-1A (continued)
We see that the gross margin per customer from Product A ($72.60) is not adequate to cover the cost of providing service to customers of this product ($90). It appears that the company is incurring a loss associated with each customer of Product A.
3. Engineering Support $24,500/(12 + 58) modifications $350/modification
Electricity $34,000/3,400* machine hours $10/MH
Setup $52,500/(125 + 225) batches $150/batch
*Product A 10,000 units x 0.1 MH/unit = 1,000 MH
Product B 2,000 units x 1.2 MH/unit = 2,400 MH
3,400 MH
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Product A...