Every year Pronghorn Industries manufactures 5,800 units of part
231 for use in its production cycle. The per unit costs of part 231
are as follows:
Direct materials | $ 5 | ||
Direct labor | 12 | ||
Variable manufacturing overhead | 6 | ||
Fixed manufacturing overhead | 10 | ||
Total | $33 |
Flintrock, Inc., has offered to sell 5,800 units of part 231 to
Pronghorn for $32 per unit. If Pronghorn accepts Flintrock’s offer,
its freed-up facilities could be used to earn $13,200 in
contribution margin by manufacturing part 240. In addition,
Pronghorn would eliminate 40% of the fixed overhead applied to part
231.
(a) Calculate total relevant cost to make and net
cost to buy.
Total relevant cost to make | |
Net relevant cost to buy |
calculate total relevant cost to make
Cost | per unit cost | total cost |
Direct material | $5 | |
Direct labour | $12 | |
Variable Manufacturing OVERHEAD | $6 | |
Total | $23 | |
Number of units | 5800 | $133400 |
Fixed Manufacturing OVERHEAD | $10 | |
Percentage of cost to be eliminated | (10×40%)($4) | |
Cost | $6 | |
Number of units | 5800 | $34800 |
Total relevant cost to make | $168200 |
calculate net relevant cost to buy
Cost to buy(5800×$32) | $185600 |
+Fixed overhead cost (5800×10×40%) | $23200 |
(-) CONTRIBUTION MARGIN by manufacturer part | ($13200) |
Net relevant cost to buy | $195600 |
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