Exhibit 18-4 Playtime Toys began operations on January 1, 2011. During January it produced 2,000...

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Exhibit 18-4

Playtime Toys began operations on January 1, 2011. During January it produced 2,000 toys and sold 1,850 toys. The following are needed to make 1 toy:

Wood

2 board feet at $3 per foot

Paint

1.5 quarts at $2 per quart

Direct labor

3 hours at $6 per hour

Manufacturing overhead is applied at a rate of $4 per direct labor hour.

Refer to Exhibit 18-4. Given the information above, the cost of direct materials used in January would be:

$18,000

$11,100

$16,600

$12,000

Cachet Inc. had a $93,000 balance in Accounts Receivable on July 1. In July, it expects to collect 55% of these receivables and 30% of the July credit sales, which are budgeted at $138,000. What is the budgeted accounts receivable at the end of July?

$41,400

$92,550

$138,450

$51,150

The following resources are required to make 1 batch of ice cream:

Milk

5 gallons at $2.50 per gallon

Sugar

5 pounds at $0.30 per pound

Direct labor

45 minutes at $12.00 per hour

Manufacturing overhead

30 minutes at $6.00 per hour

Given this information, what is the cost of making 1 batch of ice cream?

$14.00

$23.00

$26.00

$21.50

Theodore's Musical Toys makes xylophones. Each xylophone takes 3 labor hours to make at a rate of $10.00 per hour. What is the budgeted production of xylophones if the budgeted direct labor cost for July is $16,200?

5,400

1,620

540

1,200

A department has a budgeted monthly manufacturing overhead cost of $160,000 plus $16 per direct labor hour. If a flexible budget reflects $388,000 for total manufacturing overhead cost for the month, the actual direct labor hours would be:

13,000

12,250

24,250

14,250

Exhibit 18-6

The July manufacturing overhead budget of Kyoto Corporation, shown below, was constructed assuming an activity level of 48,000 direct labor hours:

Variable costs:

Indirect labor

$48,000

Indirect materials

24,000

Factory supplies

19,200

$ 91,200

Fixed costs:

Depreciation

$38,400

Supervision

69,600

Property taxes

36,000

144,000

Total overhead costs

$235,200

Refer to Exhibit 18-6. If management prepared a flexible budget for July using 54,000 direct labor hours, what amount would this flexible budget show for indirect labor?

$27,000

$54,000

$48,000

$102,600

Refer to Exhibit 18-6. If management prepared a flexible budget for July using 40,000 direct labor hours, what amount would this flexible budget show for total variable costs?

$87,200

$91,200

$83,600

$76,000

Refer to Exhibit 18-6. If management prepared a flexible budget for July using 52,000 direct labor hours, what amount would this flexible budget show for total overhead costs?

$235,200

$254,800

$239,200

$242,800

Exhibit 18-7

Cedar Corporation uses a flexible budget for manufacturing overhead based on direct labor hours. Variable manufacturing overhead costs per direct labor hour are as follows:

Indirect labor

$12.00

Indirect materials

6.00

Maintenance

2.00

Utilities

1.00

Fixed overhead costs per month are:

Supervision

$8,000

Insurance

1,600

Factory rent

1,300

Depreciation

1,900

Refer to Exhibit 18-7. If Cedar prepares a flexible budget for 4,000 direct labor hours, what amount will this budget show for variable manufacturing overhead costs?

$109,600

$84,000

$42,000

$8,400

Refer to Exhibit 18-7. If Cedar prepares a flexible budget for 6,000 direct labor hours, what amount will this budget show for total manufacturing overhead costs?

$12,800

$138,800

$126,000

$134,000

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