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EXERCISE 1 XYZ Company has identified the following overhead activities, costs, and activity drivers for the coming year: Activity Expected Cost Activity Driver Activity Capacity Material handling costs......... $45,000 Number of moves. 450 Machine costs 80,000 Machine hours... 20,000 Order costs..... 15,000 Number of orders. 750 Receiving costs...... 30,000 Number of parts.... ................ 50,000 Setup costs 50,000 Number of setups ............... 250 Assume that each activity corresponds to a process. XYZ's normal activity is 5,000 direct labor hours. The following two jobs were completed during March: Job X-1 Job Y-4 Direct materials $1,500 $2,000 Direct labor ($15 per hour).. $750 $750 Units completed.. 200 200 Number of moves 6 Machine hours...... 125 Number of orders....... 800 Number of parts.... Number of setups 200 Required: 2. Determine the unit cost for each job using direct labor hours to apply overhead. Determine the unit cost for each job using the activity drivers to apply overhead. Which method produces the more accurate cost assignment? Why? " 9" EXERCISE 2 Required: Classify the following activities as unit-level, batch-level, product-level, or facility-level 1. Marketing a product 2. Paying rent 3. Drilling a hole 4. Lighting the factory 5. Running the machines 6. Moving a batch 7. Engineering a product 8. Inspecting a machined part when it is completed 9. Ordering a purchased part 10. Setting up a machine 11. Using janitorial services 12. Paying insurance Four general activity categories include: Unit-level activities are those that are performed each time a unit is produced. Batch-level activities are those that are performed each time a batch is produced. Examples: Setup, inspections (if done by sampling units from a batch), purchasing, material handling Product-level activities are those performed that enable the various products of a company to be produced. Examples: Engineering changes to products, developing product-testing procedures, introducing new products, expediting goods Facility-level activities are those that sustain a factory's general manufacturing processes. Examples: Providing facilities, maintaining grounds, providing plant security