Francis manufacturers, a manufacturer of wood doors and windows, have prepared the following list of accounts. Advertising $36,000 Assemblers wages 84,200 Production supervisor’s salary 21,400 Depreciation of machinery 9,200 Factory utilities 55,600 Lathe machine (machine for shaping wood) Operators wages 66,400 Machinery repairs 22,600 Office salaries 113,800 Purchase of glue 1,600 Purchase of screws and nails 800 Purchase of pine 99,000 Purchase of oak 250,000  There is no beginning or ending inventory.  Calculate the following: (a) Direct material used (b) Direct labor cost (c) Factory overhead (d) Prime cost (e) Conversion cost (f) Production cost

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  1. Francis manufacturers, a manufacturer of wood doors and windows, have prepared the following list of accounts.

Advertising

$36,000

Assemblers wages

84,200

Production supervisor’s salary

21,400

Depreciation of machinery

9,200

Factory utilities

55,600

Lathe machine (machine for shaping wood) Operators wages

66,400

Machinery repairs

22,600

Office salaries

113,800

Purchase of glue

1,600

Purchase of screws and nails

800

Purchase of pine

99,000

Purchase of oak

250,000

 There is no beginning or ending inventory.

 Calculate the following:

(a) Direct material used

(b) Direct labor cost

(c) Factory overhead

(d) Prime cost

(e) Conversion cost

(f) Production cost

2. Compute cost of goods manufactured and cost of goods sold from the following amounts, using the equation method.    

                                                Beginning of Year                       End of Year

Direct materials inventory              $22,000                                      $26,000

Work in process inventory               38,000                                        30,000

Finished goods inventory               18,000                                        23,000

Purchases of direct materials                                                            75,000

Direct labor                                                                                       82,000

Manufacturing overhead                                                                  39,000

     

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