Product costs Labor-hours per case Total cases produced Material cost per case Direct labor cost per case Labor-hours per product Total overhead - $69,500 Total labor-hours- 11,000 Direct labor costs per hour - $6 Allocation rate per labor-hour (a). Costs of products Almond Dream Krispy Krackle Creamy Crunch Material cost per case Direct labor cost per case Allocated overhead per case(to be computed) Product cost S $ $ 7 1,000 8 $ 42 $ 7,000 ∞02 SS 8 $ 42 (b) (e) 3 1,000 2 18 3,000 18 $ 2 S (c) S S 1 1,000 9 6 1,000 9 6 (g)
Product costs Labor-hours per case Total cases produced Material cost per case Direct labor cost per case Labor-hours per product Total overhead - $69,500 Total labor-hours- 11,000 Direct labor costs per hour - $6 Allocation rate per labor-hour (a). Costs of products Almond Dream Krispy Krackle Creamy Crunch Material cost per case Direct labor cost per case Allocated overhead per case(to be computed) Product cost S $ $ 7 1,000 8 $ 42 $ 7,000 ∞02 SS 8 $ 42 (b) (e) 3 1,000 2 18 3,000 18 $ 2 S (c) S S 1 1,000 9 6 1,000 9 6 (g)
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Given the information below, fill in the chart.
The current selling prices of Almond Dream, Krispy Krackle, and Creamy Crunch are $85, $55, and $35 per case, respectively.
Determine which product(s), if any, should be dropped. What characteristic of the product that should be dropped makes it appear relatively unprofitable?
I primarily need help figuring out how these answers are computed. thank you!
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Transcribed Image Text:Product costs
Labor-hours per case
Total cases produced
Material cost per case
Direct labor cost per case
Labor-hours per product
Total overhead = $69,500
Total labor-hours = 11,000
Direct labor costs per hour = $6
Allocation rate per labor-hour = (a).
Costs of products
Almond Dream Krispy Krackle Creamy Crunch
Material cost per case
Direct labor cost per case
Allocated overhead per case(to be computed)
Product cost
$
7
1,000
8
42
7,000
∞
$
8 $
42
(b)
(e)
$
D
3
1,000
2 $
18
3,000
69
2 S
18
(c)
S
1,000
9
6
1,000
96
(g)
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