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1. Operating income for the first year under full costing 2. Operating income for the first year under variable costing

1. Operating income for the first year under full costing 2. Operating income for the first year under variable costing

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Start Me Up Inc. manufactures a caffeinated energy drink that sells for $4.30 each. The results for its first year of operations appear in the table below: Number of drinks produced Number of drinks sold Projections Direct materials per drink $ Direct labor per drink $ Variable manufacturing overhead per drink $ Total fixed manufacturing overhead $ Total fixed selling and administrative costs $ 49,000 46,200 PLEASE ANSWER ASAP, THANK YOU! 0.58 0.28 0.18 30,380 51,500 Required: 1. Compute the operating income for the first year under full costing. 2. Compute the operating income for the first year under variable costing. (For all requirements, do not round intermediate calculations.) 1. Operating income for the first year under full costing 2. Operating income for the first year under variable costing
Transcribed Image Text:Start Me Up Inc. manufactures a caffeinated energy drink that sells for $4.30 each. The results for its first year of operations appear in the table below: Number of drinks produced Number of drinks sold Projections Direct materials per drink $ Direct labor per drink $ Variable manufacturing overhead per drink $ Total fixed manufacturing overhead $ Total fixed selling and administrative costs $ 49,000 46,200 PLEASE ANSWER ASAP, THANK YOU! 0.58 0.28 0.18 30,380 51,500 Required: 1. Compute the operating income for the first year under full costing. 2. Compute the operating income for the first year under variable costing. (For all requirements, do not round intermediate calculations.) 1. Operating income for the first year under full costing 2. Operating income for the first year under variable costing
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