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Fundamentals of management accounting

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Question # 61

Which of the following statements about batch costing is true?

A.

Batch costing must use absorption costing.

B.

The cost of a batch is found by multiplying the cost of one unit by the number of units in the batch.

C.

Batch costing must use marginal costing.

D.

The cost of a unit is found by dividing the cost of a batch by the number of units in the batch.

Question # 62

Based upon extensive historical evidence, a company’s daily sales volume is known to be normally distributed with a mean of 1,728 units and a standard deviation of 273 units.

What is the probability that, on any one day, the sales volume will be at least 1,300 units?

A.

5.82%

B.

73.89%

C.

44.18%

D.

94.18%

Question # 63

Which of the following would NOT be an appropriate performance measure for a profit centre manager?

A.

Return on capital employed

B.

Contribution per unit

C.

Sales price variance

D.

Gross margin

Question # 64

The records of a manufacturing company show the following relationship between total cost and output.

The budgeted output for Period 3 is 27,000 units. Assume that previous cost behaviour patterns will continue.

What is the total budgeted cost for Period 3?

Give your answer in the nearest whole number.

Question # 65

A company has spent $5,000 on a report into the viability of using a subcontractor. The report highlighted the following:

A machine purchased six years ago for $30,000 would become surplus to requirements. It has a written-down value of $10,000 but would be resold for $12,000.

A machine operator would be made redundant and would receive a redundancy payment of $40,000.

The administration of the subcontractor arrangement would cost the company $25,000 each year.

Which THREE of the following are relevant for the decision? (Choose three.)

A.

A relevant cost of $5,000 for the viability report.

B.

A relevant cost of $30,000 for the machine.

C.

A relevant cost of $40,000 for the redundancy payment.

D.

A relevant cost of $10,000 for the machine.

E.

A relevant cost of $25,000 each year for administration.

F.

A relevant revenue of $12,000 for the machine.

Question # 66

Refer to the exhibit.

The following costs apply to batch 325, which consists of 10000 units of identical products:

The company charges selling and administration costs at a rate of 20% of production costs and wishes to achieve a profit margin of 20% of sales.

What is the required selling price per unit of product?

Give your answer to 2 decimal places.

Question # 67

Which of the following are not advantages of Absorption costing? (Select ALL that apply.)

A.

The key benefit of absorption costing is that it recognises both fixed and variable overheads are necessary for production to occur.

B.

The key benefit of absorption costing is that it cannot be manipulated by production changes.

C.

The key benefit of absorption is that it helps management in making short term decisions.

Question # 68

The selling price of product ' P ' is £20 per unit. Variable costs are £6 per unit and total fixed costs are £140,000 each year.

To earn a profit of £70,000 each year, the annual sales will need to be, to the nearest 1,000 units,

Question # 69

Refer to the exhibit.

SS Ltd. manufactures four products which require the same type of material. The following fixed cost and profit/(loss) per unit is available:

In a period in which materials are in short supply, which of the following options is the rank order of production?

A.

Option A

B.

Option B

C.

Option C

D.

Option D

Question # 70

Refer to the exhibit.

The prime cost of product ' Z ' is as follows:

Overheads are absorbed at £4.00 per labor hour in Department 1 and £6.00 per labor hour in Department 2.

The production cost of Product Z, to the nearest £, will be:

Give your answer to 2 decimal places.

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