Consider the following information for the Intermediate Company for the year 2015. Compute the total operating profit under variable costing. Units in Beginning Inventory Units produced Units Sold Units Selling Price 0 10,500 5,700 $ 350 Variable costs per unit: Direct Materials Direct Labor $112 $ 42 $ 30 Variable Overhead Fixed costs: Fixed Costs per unit produced $ 29 Fixed Selling & Administrative Costs $ 4,40,000

Consider the following information for the Intermediate Company for the year 2015. Compute the total operating profit under variable costing. Units in Beginning Inventory Units produced Units Sold Units Selling Price 0 10,500 5,700 $ 350 Variable costs per unit: Direct Materials Direct Labor $112 $ 42 $ 30 Variable Overhead Fixed costs: Fixed Costs per unit produced $ 29 Fixed Selling & Administrative Costs $ 4,40,000

Principles of Cost Accounting

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Author:Edward J. Vanderbeck, Maria R. Mitchell

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Chapter10: Cost Analysis For Management Decision Making

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