
Joshua W. answered 01/06/15
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Here's how to do this. I will list each step with brief explanation:
1.Calculate the cost of each machine hour
942,480/66,000=14.28 per machine hour
2. Calculate the cost of each order
85050/1800=47.25 per order
3. Calculate the cost of each inspection hour
126854/1820=69.70 per inspection hour
It is given in the problem that it takes 690 machine hours, 40 orders, and 10 inspection hours a year to make 430 units. So we need to take the answers calculated above and multiply by these amounts. So for instance I will take the answer calculated in #1 above and multiply it by the 690 total machine hours. I will take the answer calculated in #2 and multiply it by the 40 total orders and I will take the answer in #3 above and multiply it by the 10 total inspection hours.
I make these calculations below.
1. 14.28*690=9853.20
2. 47.25*40=1890
3. 69.70*10=697
Now, I sum the answers that were just calculated:
9853.20+1890+697=12440.20
Therefore, 12440.20 is the cost of producing 430 units when considering only the machine hour costs, order costs, and inspection costs. If I divide 12440.20 by the 430 units I get 28.93 which is the per unit costs associated with all of these activities. Now I add in the direct material cost of 35.72 per unit and the direct labor cost of 29.46 per unit (both of these are given in the problem) to the 28.93 which was just calculated to arrive at the total cost per unit which is 94.11 (35.72+29.46+28.93=94.11).
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Sagnik B.
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