Beginning Finished Goods Inventory is $86,400 consisting of 3,600 units. gin by calculating the projected cost to produce each unit in 2018 based on projected sales. (Hint: In "Cost per unit" table, cell references come from Direct Materials, Direct Lab e'=ROUND' function to round the fixed manufacturing overhead cost per unit to two decimal places. epare a Cost of Goods Sold Budget. (Hint: Units per month calculated using cell references to both sales budget and production budget.) Cost per unit ect material cost per unit $ 7.95 10.00 ect labor cost per unit hufacturing overhead cost per unit 9.09 al projected manufacturing cost per unit $ 27.04 2018 get #6: Cost of Goods Sold Budget Jan Mar Q1 Total $ 86,400.00 inning Finished Goods Inventory, 3,600 units. $ 86,400.00 ts produced and sold in 2018 ost per unit 27.04 Inits per month 14,400 3040 300 336 Feb 27.04 24,000 CAO 27.04 30,000 04 200

Beginning Finished Goods Inventory is $86,400 consisting of 3,600 units. gin by calculating the projected cost to produce each unit in 2018 based on projected sales. (Hint: In "Cost per unit" table, cell references come from Direct Materials, Direct Lab e'=ROUND' function to round the fixed manufacturing overhead cost per unit to two decimal places. epare a Cost of Goods Sold Budget. (Hint: Units per month calculated using cell references to both sales budget and production budget.) Cost per unit ect material cost per unit $ 7.95 10.00 ect labor cost per unit hufacturing overhead cost per unit 9.09 al projected manufacturing cost per unit $ 27.04 2018 get #6: Cost of Goods Sold Budget Jan Mar Q1 Total $ 86,400.00 inning Finished Goods Inventory, 3,600 units. $ 86,400.00 ts produced and sold in 2018 ost per unit 27.04 Inits per month 14,400 3040 300 336 Feb 27.04 24,000 CAO 27.04 30,000 04 200

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Chapter6: Process Costing

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