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Req. 4: The production engineers have also given you the production labor requirements for each individual bag produced, assuming one bag is produced at a time. Since each bag must be sewn and ironed individually, no sewing and ironing labor efficiencies can be achieved by producing larger batch sizes. Recall, however, that fabric can be stacked for cutting purposes, such that the material for four bags can be cut in the same amount of time it would take to cut one individual bag. Compute the estimated labor time requirement for producing Job 114. Estimated Labor JOB 114 Total Estimated Time (in minutes) Number of units: Time per Bag Activity (in minutes) Cutting 30 Sewing 70 Ironing 8 Total Minutes Required for Job 114: Total Hours Required for Job 114: Req. 3: The production engineers have given you the materials requirements for each Black & White handbag. Assume that no efficiencies in materials can be achieved by producing more than one unit per batch. Complete the Bill of Materials for Job #114 found below. Be sure to include number of units being produced in the Job as well as the total quantity needed of each direct material. BILL OF MATERIALS JOB 114 Model: BW14923 Number of units: Total Quantity Needed o Part Number 1 BWEF 2 BWCheck 3 BFringe 4 BStrap 5 PICan 6 Int4 Description Black and White Floral Fabric Black and White Checkered Fabric Black Fringe Trim Black Shoulder Strapping Plastic Canvas Interfacing: Level 4 sturdiness rating Quantity needed per unit 0.50 yards 0.75 yards 1.00 yards 1.75 yards 0.25 sheets 0.50 yards 00 Custom Fabric Ventures Customer Order Form Customer: Katie's Boutique Order Date: 10/2/2012 Order Due Date: 10/15/2012 1 Description: Black & White Handbag Total Model Number: Quantity BW14923 Unit Sales Price $75 7 $525 Req. 1: To realize maximum efficiency and meet management's desired level of stock, how many Black & o White handbags should be produced in Job 114? Number of handbags to be produced: Type of Cost Selling and Administrative salaries and expenses Direct Labor (Estimated 40,000 DL hours average wage rate of $11 per hour) Indirect plant labor Plant utilities Purchases of direct materials Lease and property taxes on the plant Marketing expenses Depreciation on production equipment (equipment originally costing $700,000 three year ago is being depreciated over a 5 year useful life using straight-line depreciation. No salvage value is expected.). Indirect materials to be used in the plant Estimated total cost for the year $ 210,000 $ 40,000 $ 60,000 $ 70,000 $ 1,500,000 $ 120,000 30,000 140,000 IS 20,000 Predetermined Overhead Rate - 9.75 per direct labor hour