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Fundamentals of Cost Accounting 3rd Edition by William N. Lanen, Shannon W. Anderson, Michael Maher

Edition 3ISBN: 0073527114
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Fundamentals of Cost Accounting 3rd Edition by William N. Lanen, Shannon W. Anderson, Michael Maher

Edition 3ISBN: 0073527114
Exercise 39

Materials Mix and Yield Variances

Houston Corporation manufactures a wide variety of chemical compounds and liquids for industrial uses The standard mix for producing a single batch of 1,000 liters of Rust-Off is as follows:

Input Chemical

Quantity (in liters)

Cost (per liter)

Total Cost

z-Alpha 

    600

$ 9

$ 5,400

z-Beta 

    450

12

5,400

z-Gamma

  200

24

4,800

 

1,250

 

$15,600

?There is a 20 percent loss in liquid volume during processing due to evaporation The finished liquid is put into 5-liter bottles for sale Thus, the standard material cost for a 5-liter bottle is $78.

?The actual quantities of direct materials and the cost of the materials placed in production during March were as follows (materials are purchased and used at the same time):

Input Chemical

Quantity (in liters)

Total Cost

z-Alpha

  50,400

$ 423,360

z-Beta

  37,040

400,464

z-Gamma

  16,960

417,216

 

104,400

$1,241,040

A total of 16,000 bottles (80,000 liters) were produced during March.

Required

Calculate the total direct material variance for the liquid product for the month of March and then further analyze the total variance into:

a. Materials price and efficiency variances.


b. Materials mix and yield variances.

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H Corporation manufactures chemical compounds by using some input chemicals which are ZA, ZB and ZG. The standard quantity of inputs required for output of 1,000 litres of output is given. There will be a loss of 20% of input. The standard material cost for 5 litres bottle is $78. During the month of March 16,000 bottles were produced.

a.

Material price variance and efficiency variance of the H Corporation for the month of March is calculated as under:

The material price variance is the difference between standard cost of chemicals used for output and the actual cost incurred.

ZA

ZB

ZC

Total

Standard cost of input per litre (SP)

$9

$12

$24

Actual input of chemicals used (AQ)

50,400

37,040

16,960

104,400

Standard cost of actual input of chemicals used (SP×AQ)

$453,600

$444,480

$407,040

$1,305,120

Actual cost of input

$423,360

$400,464

$417,216

$1,241,040

Material price variance

$30,240F

$44,016F

$10,176U

$64,080F

Total standard cost of actual input used is calculated as under:

    <div class=answer> H Corporation manufactures chemical compounds by using some input chemicals which are ZA, ZB and ZG. The standard quantity of inputs required for output of 1,000 litres of output is given. There will be a loss of 20% of input. The standard material cost for 5 litres bottle is $78. During the month of March 16,000 bottles were produced. a. Material price variance and efficiency variance of the H Corporation for the month of March is calculated as under: The material price variance is the difference between standard cost of chemicals used for output and the actual cost incurred. <table style=border-collapse:collapse; border=1>     <tbody>      <tr>       <td> </td>       <td> ZA </td>       <td> ZB </td>       <td> ZC </td>       <td> Total </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Standard cost of input per litre (SP) </td>       <td> $9 </td>       <td> $12 </td>       <td> $24 </td>       <td> </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Actual input of chemicals used (AQ) </td>       <td> 50,400 </td>       <td> 37,040 </td>       <td> 16,960 </td>       <td> 104,400 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Standard cost of actual input of chemicals used (SP×AQ) </td>       <td> $453,600 </td>       <td> $444,480 </td>       <td> $407,040 </td>       <td> $1,305,120 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Actual cost of input </td>       <td> $423,360 </td>       <td> $400,464 </td>       <td> $417,216 </td>       <td> $1,241,040 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Material price variance </td>       <td> $30,240F </td>       <td> $44,016F </td>       <td> $10,176U </td>       <td> $64,080F </td>      </tr>     </tbody>    </table> Total standard cost of actual input used is calculated as under:   The actual cost incurred for the month of March is calculated as under;   The material price variance of JW is calculated as under:

The actual cost incurred for the month of March is calculated as under;

    <div class=answer> H Corporation manufactures chemical compounds by using some input chemicals which are ZA, ZB and ZG. The standard quantity of inputs required for output of 1,000 litres of output is given. There will be a loss of 20% of input. The standard material cost for 5 litres bottle is $78. During the month of March 16,000 bottles were produced. a. Material price variance and efficiency variance of the H Corporation for the month of March is calculated as under: The material price variance is the difference between standard cost of chemicals used for output and the actual cost incurred. <table style=border-collapse:collapse; border=1>     <tbody>      <tr>       <td> </td>       <td> ZA </td>       <td> ZB </td>       <td> ZC </td>       <td> Total </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Standard cost of input per litre (SP) </td>       <td> $9 </td>       <td> $12 </td>       <td> $24 </td>       <td> </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Actual input of chemicals used (AQ) </td>       <td> 50,400 </td>       <td> 37,040 </td>       <td> 16,960 </td>       <td> 104,400 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Standard cost of actual input of chemicals used (SP×AQ) </td>       <td> $453,600 </td>       <td> $444,480 </td>       <td> $407,040 </td>       <td> $1,305,120 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Actual cost of input </td>       <td> $423,360 </td>       <td> $400,464 </td>       <td> $417,216 </td>       <td> $1,241,040 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Material price variance </td>       <td> $30,240F </td>       <td> $44,016F </td>       <td> $10,176U </td>       <td> $64,080F </td>      </tr>     </tbody>    </table> Total standard cost of actual input used is calculated as under:   The actual cost incurred for the month of March is calculated as under;   The material price variance of JW is calculated as under:

The material price variance of JW is calculated as under:

    <div class=answer> H Corporation manufactures chemical compounds by using some input chemicals which are ZA, ZB and ZG. The standard quantity of inputs required for output of 1,000 litres of output is given. There will be a loss of 20% of input. The standard material cost for 5 litres bottle is $78. During the month of March 16,000 bottles were produced. a. Material price variance and efficiency variance of the H Corporation for the month of March is calculated as under: The material price variance is the difference between standard cost of chemicals used for output and the actual cost incurred. <table style=border-collapse:collapse; border=1>     <tbody>      <tr>       <td> </td>       <td> ZA </td>       <td> ZB </td>       <td> ZC </td>       <td> Total </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Standard cost of input per litre (SP) </td>       <td> $9 </td>       <td> $12 </td>       <td> $24 </td>       <td> </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Actual input of chemicals used (AQ) </td>       <td> 50,400 </td>       <td> 37,040 </td>       <td> 16,960 </td>       <td> 104,400 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Standard cost of actual input of chemicals used (SP×AQ) </td>       <td> $453,600 </td>       <td> $444,480 </td>       <td> $407,040 </td>       <td> $1,305,120 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Actual cost of input </td>       <td> $423,360 </td>       <td> $400,464 </td>       <td> $417,216 </td>       <td> $1,241,040 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Material price variance </td>       <td> $30,240F </td>       <td> $44,016F </td>       <td> $10,176U </td>       <td> $64,080F </td>      </tr>     </tbody>    </table> Total standard cost of actual input used is calculated as under:   The actual cost incurred for the month of March is calculated as under;   The material price variance of JW is calculated as under:

    <div class=answer> H Corporation manufactures chemical compounds by using some input chemicals which are ZA, ZB and ZG. The standard quantity of inputs required for output of 1,000 litres of output is given. There will be a loss of 20% of input. The standard material cost for 5 litres bottle is $78. During the month of March 16,000 bottles were produced. a. Material price variance and efficiency variance of the H Corporation for the month of March is calculated as under: The material price variance is the difference between standard cost of chemicals used for output and the actual cost incurred. <table style=border-collapse:collapse; border=1>     <tbody>      <tr>       <td> </td>       <td> ZA </td>       <td> ZB </td>       <td> ZC </td>       <td> Total </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Standard cost of input per litre (SP) </td>       <td> $9 </td>       <td> $12 </td>       <td> $24 </td>       <td> </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Actual input of chemicals used (AQ) </td>       <td> 50,400 </td>       <td> 37,040 </td>       <td> 16,960 </td>       <td> 104,400 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Standard cost of actual input of chemicals used (SP×AQ) </td>       <td> $453,600 </td>       <td> $444,480 </td>       <td> $407,040 </td>       <td> $1,305,120 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Actual cost of input </td>       <td> $423,360 </td>       <td> $400,464 </td>       <td> $417,216 </td>       <td> $1,241,040 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Material price variance </td>       <td> $30,240F </td>       <td> $44,016F </td>       <td> $10,176U </td>       <td> $64,080F </td>      </tr>     </tbody>    </table> Total standard cost of actual input used is calculated as under:   The actual cost incurred for the month of March is calculated as under;   The material price variance of JW is calculated as under:

    <div class=answer> H Corporation manufactures chemical compounds by using some input chemicals which are ZA, ZB and ZG. The standard quantity of inputs required for output of 1,000 litres of output is given. There will be a loss of 20% of input. The standard material cost for 5 litres bottle is $78. During the month of March 16,000 bottles were produced. a. Material price variance and efficiency variance of the H Corporation for the month of March is calculated as under: The material price variance is the difference between standard cost of chemicals used for output and the actual cost incurred. <table style=border-collapse:collapse; border=1>     <tbody>      <tr>       <td> </td>       <td> ZA </td>       <td> ZB </td>       <td> ZC </td>       <td> Total </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Standard cost of input per litre (SP) </td>       <td> $9 </td>       <td> $12 </td>       <td> $24 </td>       <td> </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Actual input of chemicals used (AQ) </td>       <td> 50,400 </td>       <td> 37,040 </td>       <td> 16,960 </td>       <td> 104,400 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Standard cost of actual input of chemicals used (SP×AQ) </td>       <td> $453,600 </td>       <td> $444,480 </td>       <td> $407,040 </td>       <td> $1,305,120 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Actual cost of input </td>       <td> $423,360 </td>       <td> $400,464 </td>       <td> $417,216 </td>       <td> $1,241,040 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Material price variance </td>       <td> $30,240F </td>       <td> $44,016F </td>       <td> $10,176U </td>       <td> $64,080F </td>      </tr>     </tbody>    </table> Total standard cost of actual input used is calculated as under:   The actual cost incurred for the month of March is calculated as under;   The material price variance of JW is calculated as under:

    <div class=answer> H Corporation manufactures chemical compounds by using some input chemicals which are ZA, ZB and ZG. The standard quantity of inputs required for output of 1,000 litres of output is given. There will be a loss of 20% of input. The standard material cost for 5 litres bottle is $78. During the month of March 16,000 bottles were produced. a. Material price variance and efficiency variance of the H Corporation for the month of March is calculated as under: The material price variance is the difference between standard cost of chemicals used for output and the actual cost incurred. <table style=border-collapse:collapse; border=1>     <tbody>      <tr>       <td> </td>       <td> ZA </td>       <td> ZB </td>       <td> ZC </td>       <td> Total </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Standard cost of input per litre (SP) </td>       <td> $9 </td>       <td> $12 </td>       <td> $24 </td>       <td> </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Actual input of chemicals used (AQ) </td>       <td> 50,400 </td>       <td> 37,040 </td>       <td> 16,960 </td>       <td> 104,400 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Standard cost of actual input of chemicals used (SP×AQ) </td>       <td> $453,600 </td>       <td> $444,480 </td>       <td> $407,040 </td>       <td> $1,305,120 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Actual cost of input </td>       <td> $423,360 </td>       <td> $400,464 </td>       <td> $417,216 </td>       <td> $1,241,040 </td>      </tr>      <tr>       <td> Material price variance </td>       <td> $30,240F </td>       <td> $44,016F </td>       <td> $10,176U </td>       <td> $64,080F </td>      </tr>     </tbody>    </table> Total standard cost of actual input used is calculated as under:   The actual cost incurred for the month of March is calculated as under;   The material price variance of JW is calculated as under:


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