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Hi Ken,
Q1 Fold Manufacturing
I could not figure out how to calculate Reworking costs. Could you please help with this?
Thank you!
Lily
I think you are referring to the question Folt Manufacturing from March/June 2019.
Cost details: Note 9 = 2.5% fail; reworking per bad product = 20
Average cost per unit is therefore 0.025 x 20 = 0.5
OR
Total cost of failures over remaining production = 250,000 x 0.025 x 20 = 125,000
Cost per unit = 125,000/250,000 = 0.5
Thank you, Ken
My calculation is:
The cost of failures over the whole production process=2.5% x 250,000/97.5% x 20=128,205
Cost per unit=128,205/250,000=0.513
250,000 are to be sold. That means that 250,000 will be made, of which 2.5% have to be reworked before they can be sold.
Your approach would be correct if 250,000 were sold after some had been scrapped rather than being reworked.
