(1) Ranada Company manufactures and sells sportswear products. Ranada uses activity-based costing to determine the cost of...
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(1) Ranada Company manufactures and sells sportswear products. Ranada uses activity-based costing to determine the cost of the customer return processing and the shipping activity. The customer return processing activity has an activity rate of $45 per return, and the shipping activity has an activity rate of $10 per shipment. Ranada shipped 3,000 units of Product 1 in 1,200 shipments (some shipments are more than one unit). There were 150 returns.
Determine the per-unit customer costs for combined shipping and returns of Product 1.
a. $6.25 per unit
b. $55 per unit
c. $24.75 per unit
d. $2.25 per unit
(2) Sebastian Company manufactures and sells sportswear products. Sebastian uses activity-based costing to determine the cost of the customer return processing and the shipping activity. The customer return processing activity has an activity rate of $60 per return, and the shipping activity has an activity rate of $20 per shipment. Sebastian shipped 4,000 units of Product 1 in 800 shipments (some shipments are more than one unit). There were 90 returns.
Determine the total activity costs for the return and shipping activities of Product 1.
a. $21,400
b. $5,500
c. $5,400
d. $71,200
(3) Activity rates are calculated by
a. Multipling the budgeted activity cost by the total activity-base usage.
b. None of these choices are correct.
c. Dividing the total activity-base usage by the budgeted activity cost.
d. Dividing the budgeted activity cost by the total activity-base usage.Managerial Accounting An Introduction to Concepts Methods and Uses
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