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MAF 451 Suggested Solutions - A) I) Process 1

1) The document provides the solutions to questions in MAF451. It includes calculations and explanations for 3 processes involving materials, wages, expenses, normal losses and abnormal gains/losses. 2) It also includes calculations for equivalent units, materials transferred and added costs per equivalent unit. Statements of equivalent units are provided for 3 processes. 3) The document then provides calculations and explanations for a question involving demand forecasting, minimum order quantity, production capacity, variable and fixed costs, break even point and profit comparisons.

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MAF451 – DECEMBER 2014

MAF 451
SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS
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Question 1

A)
i)
Process 1
Mat A 10,000 2.00 20,000 √ To P2 14,000 √ 3.80 √ 53,200
Mat B 3,500 2.20 7,700 √ Nor Loss 750 √√
Mat C 1,500 5.50 8,250 √ Abn Loss 250 √√ 3.80 √ 950
Wages 8,000 √
Exp 6,200 √
Man OH 4,000 √
15,000 54,150 15,000 54,150

Input 15,000
Normal Loss (150,000 x 5%) 750
Expected OP 14,250
Actual OP 14,000
Abnormal Loss 250

CPU 54,150 √ - 0
14,250kg √
RM3.80
(15 X 1/3 = 5 marks)

Process 2
Fr P1 14,000 3.80 53,200 To P3 19,500 √ 4.00 √ 78,000
Material 6,000 2.00 12,000 √ Nor Loss 1,000 √ 0.90 √ 900
Wages 6,000 √
Exp 2,700 √
Man OH 3,000 √√
Abn Gain 500 √√ 4.00 √ 2,000
20,500 78,900 20,500 78,900

Input 20,000
Normal Loss 1,000
Expected OP 19,000
Actual OP 19,500
Abnormal Gain 500

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CPU 76,900 √ - 900 √


19,000kg √
RM4.00
(15 X 1/3 = 5 marks)

Process 3
Fr P2 19,500 4.00 78,000 Final OP 19,110 4.60 √ 87,906
Wages 4,000 √ Nor Loss 390 √ 1.50 √ 585
Expenses 4,491 √
Man OH 2,000 √
19,500 88,491 19,500 88,491

Input 19,500
Normal Loss 390
Expected OP 19,110
Actual OP 19,110
Abnormal Loss -

CPU 88,491 √ - 585 √


19,110kg √
RM4.60
(9 X 1/3 = 3 marks)

ii)
Normal Loss
Cash 500 √ 0.90 √ 450
P2 1,000 0.90 900 √ Cash 390 √ 1.50 √ 585
P3 390 1.50 585 √ Abn Gain 500 0.90 450

Abnormal Loss
P1 250 3.80 950 √ Inc Stmt 950 √

Abnormal Gain
Nor Loss 500 √ 0.90 √ 450 P2 500 4.00 2,000 √
Inc Stmt 1,550 √

(12 X 1/3 = 4 marks)

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B)
i)
Statement of Equivalent Units
Input Output Materials Trans Materials Added CC
OWIP 500 √ OWIP 500 √ 0% 20% 100 √ 50% 250 √
P1 3,500 √ CPDP 3,300 √ 100% 3,300 √ 100% 3,300 √ 100% 3,300 √
Mat Added 200 √ CWIP 400 √ 100% 400 √ 70% 280 √ 60% 240 √
4,200 4,200 3,700 3,680 3,790

Materials Transferred EU = 3,700


Materials Added EU = 3,680
CC EU = 3,790
(14 X 1/2 = 7 marks)

ii)
Materials Transferred 175,000 √ /3,700 √ OF = RM47.30
Materials Added 16,000 √ /3,680 √ OF = RM 4.35
CC 30,000 √ /3,790 √ OF = RM 7.92
(6 X 1/2 = 3 marks)

iii)
Materials 400 √ x RM47.30 = 18,920 √ OF
Materials Added 280 √ x RM4.35 = 1,218 √ OF
CC 240 √ x RM7.92 = 1,901 √ OF
22,039
(6 X 1/2 = 3 marks)
(Total: 30 marks)

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Question 2

a
RM120,000/12mth = RM10,000 per month
10,000 √√
45 √ – 21.50 √√√√
425.53 jars

425.53 jars √ OF x RM45 √ = RM19,148.85 √


(10 x ½ = 5 marks)

b
100,000 pieces / 100 pieces = 1,000 jars

MOS = 1,000 √√ – 425.53 √ OF = 574.47 jars √√


574.47 √ OF x RM45 √ = RM25,851.15 √
(8 x ½ = 4 marks)

c
Direct materials per jar 12.00 x 110% = RM13.20 √√
Direct labour per jar 6.00 x 115% = RM 6.90 √√
Production overhead = RM 2.00
Selling overhead = RM 1.50
Total VC 23.60

FC = RM144,000/12 = RM12,000

RM12,000 √√
RM45 √ - RM23.60
560.75 jars
(7 x 1 = 7 marks)

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d
October Profit
(45 – 21.50) √ x 1,000 jars √ – 10,000 √ = RM13,500

November Profit
FC = 10,000 + 3,000 = 13,000
SP = RM50

120,000 pieces / 100 pieces = 1,200 jars


(50 – 21.50) √ x 1,200 jars √ – 13,000 √ = RM21,200

Increase in Profit = RM21,200 - RM13,500 = RM7,700 √


(7 x 1 = 7 marks)

e
With Light Sweets Company having more fixed costs, its BEP will have to be higher √ in order
to cover √ the extra fixed cost as compared to Dee Dee Cake Company.
(2 marks)
(Total: 25 marks)

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Question 3

a) i. current based system:


OAR = RM750,000√
(2 x 35,000) √ +(3 x 60,000) √
= RM3 per direct labor hour√ (4)

Orkid1 Orkid2
Direct material 120.00√ 135.00√
Direct labor 60.00√ 90.00√
OH 6.00√ 9.00√
Total cost 186.00 234.00
Profit (25% markup) 46.50√ 58.50√
Selling Price 232.50√ 292.50√ (10)
(14√ x ½ = 7 marks)

ii) activity based costing


ABC rate
OH Cost Cost Driver ABC Rate
Purchasing 167,000√ 2,000 orders√ 83.50
Machine related cost 133,000√ 76,000 MH√ 1.75
Production 205,000√ 485 runs√ 422.68
Receiving 150,000√ 75 requisitions√ 2,000.00
Testing 95,000√ 4,300 tests√ 22.09 (10)

Allocation of cost
ABC Rate Orkid 1 Orkid 2
Cost Cost Cost Cost
Driver Assigned Driver Assigned
Purchasing 83.50 800 66,800√ 1,200 100,200√
Machine related cost 1.75 55,000 96,250√ 21,000 36,750√
Production 422.68 235 99,330√ 250 105,670√
Receiving 2,000.00 35 70,000√ 40 80,000√
Testing 22.09 3,200 70,688√ 1,100 24,299√
Total 403,080 346,920
Unit 35,000 60,000
OH cost per unit 11.52 5.78
(10)

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Orkid1 Orkid2
Direct material 120.00 135.00
Direct labor 60.00 90.00
OH 11.52√ 5.78√
Total cost 191.52 230.78
Profit (25% mark up) 47.88√ 57.70√
Selling Price 239.40√ 288.48√
(6)
(26√x ½ = 13 marks)
(Total: 20 marks)

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Question 4

a (i) Marginal costing approach


RM RM
Sales (58,000 @ RM125) 7,250,000 √√
Less: Variable cost of production(55,000 @ RM60) 3,300,000 √√
Add: Opening inv (10,000 @ RM60) 600,000 √√
3,900,000
Less: Closing inv (7,000 @ RM60) (420,000) √√ (3,480,000)
3,770,000
Less: Variable S & A (58,000 @ RM5) 290,000 √√
Contribution Margin √ 3,480,000
Less: Fixed Costs
Selling & Admin 900,000 √
Factory overhead 600,000 √√ (1,500,000)
Net Profit √ 1,980,000

(ii) Absorption costing approach


RM RM
Sales (58,000 @ RM125) 7,250,000 √
Less: Full cost of production (55,000 @ RM70) 3,850,000 √√
Add: Opening inv (10,000 @ RM70) 700,000 √√
4,550,000
Less: Closing inv (7,000 @ RM70) (490.000) √√ (4,060,000)
Gross Profit √ 3,190,000
Less: Selling & Admin.
Variable 290,000 √√
Fixed 900,000 √ (1,190,000)
2,000,000
Less:
Under absorbed fixed factory overhead √ (50,000) √√
(5,000 @ RM10)

Net Profit √ 1,950,000


(30 √ X ½ = 15 marks)

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b
. Reconciliation Profit Statement
RM
Marginal costing profit 1,980,000 √
Decrease in stock (3,000 @ RM10) (30,000) √
Absorption costing profit 1,950,000 √
(3 marks)

c
Causes for the differences in profit figure:
1. Fixed manufacturing overhead absorbed in the inventory √
2. Increase or decrease of closing inventory √
(2 marks)

d
i Units Produced = Units Sold
AC NP = MC NP √

ii Units Produced > Units Sold


AC NP > MC NP √ by the amount of Fixed Production OH costs included in the
ending inventory that results from units produced but not sold during the period √

iii Units Produced < Units Sold


AC NP < MC NP √ by the amount of the Fixed Production OH costs included in the
units sold during the period that were not produced during the period √
(5 √ X 1 = 5 marks)
(Total: 25 marks)

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