Wendell Products produces specialty alarm clocks that it sells to novelty stores throughout the mid- Atlantic. During the current period, the following results were obtained:

Other nonvariable overhead consists of depreciation on machinery and buildings, insurance, and other items that do not vary with the number of clocks produced during the period. The nonvariable over-head unit cost is calculated by dividing the total nonvariable overhead for the period by the number of clocks produced in the period as shown here:

Required:

A. Determine the profit for the period using full- absorption costing.

B. Determine the profit for the period using variable costing.

C. Determine the profit for the period using throughput costing.

D. Determine the cost of ending inventory using each of the costing methods in parts (A) through (C).

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Sales Cost of goods manufactured Variable selling cost Fixed selling and administrative costs Cost of goods manufactured consists of: 700,000 clocks at $40 750,000 clocks at $28 700,000 clocks at $9 $645,000 Direct materials Direct labor Unit-related overhead Other nonvariable overhead $ 5 13 $28 $9,750,000 750.000 $13 per clock