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costing F5 level

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  • September 22, 2013 at 12:44 pm #141016
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    Mr. A hired by company as a cost accountant. he has given a task that is related with cost computation. the org. has purchased different type of material. Material A & material B.

    A material is considered as direct material an B as indirect.

    cost per unit fo material A is 10 nd for material B is 2/-

    Company have recieved order to manufacture 5ooo finished products for each finished product. two unit of type A will be used and 1 unit of type B will be added.

    to manufacture product co. require 10 labor who contributed thier efforts & charge Rs 25/- per finished goods.

    The factory depreciation, rent of mach: & office supplies consumed are: Rs: 50,000/- Rs: 40,000/- & Rs: 10,000/- respectively.

    requirements: calculate Variable cost, fixed cost, total cost, Prime cost, conversion Cost, manufacturing cost.

    I want to know ( two unit of type A will be used and 1 unit of type B will be added.) wht does it mean?

    September 23, 2013 at 8:59 am #141046
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    it means: to make one unit of finished product 2 units of A and one unit of B are used. So the material cost of finished product per unit would be something like this:

    1 unit of finished product : 2units of Material A + 1 unit of material B
    = 2units * Rs.20 + 1unit * Rs. 2
    = Rs. 40 + 2= Rs. 42

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