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John Moffat.
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- February 13, 2021 at 4:42 pm #610270
Hi Dear Tutor, I have question
I took this example from Bpp study text throughput section example 3.1 question name WR Co
Product—Units—BRH unit—-Total hours—TP p.u—–Total TH
B———-4000——0.2————800————–5$———–4000c———5000——-0.3———–1500————-4$————-6000
A(BF)–3400———0.5———1700————-3.20$——–5440
————————————————————————-15440Product——————————-A—————————B———————–C
TH p.m.h——————————3.20$———————-5$————————-4$operating cost inclduing labor cost=10880
Part 1
Product———————————A————————–B————————-C
operating cost——————-10880———————-10880—————-10880
Total hours————————–800———————–1500—————-1700
cost per hour——–10880/800=13.6——-10880/1500=7.25333——–10880/1700=6.4
TH p.m.h——————————3.20$———————-5$————————-4$
TPAR——————-3.20/13.6=0.24——————5/7.25333=0.69————4/6.4=0.625
or
Part 2
Total throughput-15440
total hours—-4000
throughput per hour =3.86Total operating cost-10880
total hours —4000
operating cost per hour=2.72TPAR=3.86/2.72=1.42$
or
Part 3
TH p.m.h——————————3.20$———————-5$————————-4$
operating cost per hour———–2.72————————2.72———————-2.72
TPAR==================1.18===============1.84==============1.47
is this possible to find cost per factory’s hour based on each product in part 1 solution?
is this possible to find total throughput per hour by dividing total hours and divide it into 2.72 in part 2?
is cost per factory hour should be for each product 2.72 in part 3?February 14, 2021 at 9:20 am #610325I do not have the BPP Study Text, only the Revision Kit.
I don’t know why you have had part 1, part 2, and part 3.
Without seeing the question for myself, the cost per factory hour is calculated for the factory as a whole, and on what you seem to have typed should be $2.72 per hour and is used for calculating each of the TPAR’s.
Is there not a solution in the Study Text?
February 14, 2021 at 1:44 pm #610378study text has not showed this exampl’s TPAR calculation it showed all steps till production and sales budget.
if say for example a product passes through three processes (departments), is the calculation of cost per hour covering the the whole department or each process?
February 14, 2021 at 2:47 pm #610391It covers the whole factory.
February 14, 2021 at 6:36 pm #610413thank you very much Dear Tutor
February 15, 2021 at 7:37 am #610448You are welcome 🙂
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