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Answer:
B
Materials Control $ 250
Manufacturing Overhead Control $1,000
Work-in-Process Control $1,250
Explanation:
spoilage rate: 10/1000 = 0.01=1%
the job requires 2,500 goods parts
total part required (considering spoilage)
[tex]\frac{requirement}{1-spolage} =$total needs[/tex]
2,500 /(1-0.01) = 2500/ 0.99 = 2525.2525 = 2525
2525-2500 = 25 spoilage part
Note:
in this case you may think you can simple do 2,500 x 0.01
But if the spoilage rate is high or the amount of high is, then you will have an answer different than the correct method. Stick to the formula given.
25 part x 50 = 1,250
From the work in process, we will subtract this value, we will increase the spoilage materials inventory and charge the diference as actual overhead.
b.
Materials Control $ 250
Manufacturing Overhead Control $1,000
Work-in-Process Control $1,250
The best journal entry to record the spoiled goods is:
Date Account title Debit Credit
b. Materials Control $ 250
Manufacturing Overhead Control $1,000
Work-in-Process Control $1,250
Why is this the journal entry?
The materials that will be spoiled are:
= 10/1,000 x 2,500 x 10 per unit
= $250
The manufacturing overhead control cost:
= 10/1,000 / 2,500 units x (50 - 10) per unit
= $1,000
in conclusion, option B is correct.
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