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Lens Junction sells lenses for $45 each and is estimating sales of 14,000 units in January and 18,000 in February. Each lens consists of 2 pounds of silicon costing $2.50 per pound, 3 oz of solution costing $3 per ounce, and 15 minutes of direct labor at a labor rate of $16 per hour. Desired inventory levels are:
Jan. 31 | Feb. 28 | Mar. 31 | |
Beginning inventory | |||
Finished goods | 4,400 | 4,800 | 5,100 |
Direct materials: silicon | 8,400 | 8,900 | 9,300 |
Direct materials: solution | 11,200 | 11,800 | 13,100 |
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Prepare a sales budget.
January | February | |
Expected Sales (Units) | fill in the blank 46d176fd5fa4fd6_1 | fill in the blank 46d176fd5fa4fd6_2 |
Sales Price per Unit | $fill in the blank 46d176fd5fa4fd6_3 | $fill in the blank 46d176fd5fa4fd6_4 |
Total Sales Revenue | $fill in the blank 46d176fd5fa4fd6_5 | $fill in the blank 46d176fd5fa4fd6_6 |
Total | $fill in the blank 46d176fd5fa4fd6_7 |
Prepare a production budget.
January | February | |
Expected Sales | fill in the blank 60ef1b05dfac057_1 | fill in the blank 60ef1b05dfac057_2 |
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Add: Desired Ending Inventory | Add: Desired Ending Inventory |
Total Required Units | fill in the blank 60ef1b05dfac057_6 | fill in the blank 60ef1b05dfac057_7 |
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Less: Beginning Inventory | Less: Beginning Inventory |
Required Production | fill in the blank 60ef1b05dfac057_11 | fill in the blank 60ef1b05dfac057_12 |
Total | fill in the blank 60ef1b05dfac057_13 |
Prepare direct materials budget for silicon.
January | February | |
Units to be Produced | fill in the blank 926180fbffe1fa1_1 | fill in the blank 926180fbffe1fa1_2 |
Direct Material per Unit | fill in the blank 926180fbffe1fa1_3 | fill in the blank 926180fbffe1fa1_4 |
Total Ounces Needed for Production | fill in the blank 926180fbffe1fa1_5 | fill in the blank 926180fbffe1fa1_6 |
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Add: Desired Ending Inventory | Add: Desired Ending Inventory |
Total Material Required | fill in the blank 926180fbffe1fa1_10 | fill in the blank 926180fbffe1fa1_11 |
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Less: Beginning Inventory | Less: Beginning Inventory |
Ounces of Direct Material Purchase Requirements | fill in the blank 926180fbffe1fa1_15 | fill in the blank 926180fbffe1fa1_16 |
Cost per Ounce | $fill in the blank 926180fbffe1fa1_17 | $fill in the blank 926180fbffe1fa1_18 |
Total Cost of Direct Material Purchase | $fill in the blank 926180fbffe1fa1_19 | $fill in the blank 926180fbffe1fa1_20 |
Total Direct Materials Silicon for Two Months Ending February 28, 20XX | blank | $fill in the blank 926180fbffe1fa1_21 |
Prepare direct materials budget for solution.
January | February | |
Units to be Produced | fill in the blank f98a1dfaefab069_1 | fill in the blank f98a1dfaefab069_2 |
Direct Material per Unit | fill in the blank f98a1dfaefab069_3 | fill in the blank f98a1dfaefab069_4 |
Total Ounces Needed for Production | fill in the blank f98a1dfaefab069_5 | fill in the blank f98a1dfaefab069_6 |
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Add: Desired Ending Inventory | Add: Desired Ending Inventory |
Total Material Required | fill in the blank f98a1dfaefab069_10 | fill in the blank f98a1dfaefab069_11 |
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Less: Beginning Inventory | Less: Beginning Inventory |
Ounces of Direct Material Purchase Requirements | fill in the blank f98a1dfaefab069_15 | fill in the blank f98a1dfaefab069_16 |
Cost per Ounce | $fill in the blank f98a1dfaefab069_17 | $fill in the blank f98a1dfaefab069_18 |
Total Cost of Direct Material Purchase | $fill in the blank f98a1dfaefab069_19 | $fill in the blank f98a1dfaefab069_20 |
Total Direct Materials Solution for Two Months Ending February 28, 20XX | $fill in the blank f98a1dfaefab069_21 |
Prepare a direct labor budget.
January | February | |
Units to be Produced | fill in the blank 4b69cf00c033077_1 | fill in the blank 4b69cf00c033077_2 |
Direct Labor Hours per Unit | fill in the blank 4b69cf00c033077_3 | fill in the blank 4b69cf00c033077_4 |
Total Required Direct Labor Hours | fill in the blank 4b69cf00c033077_5 | fill in the blank 4b69cf00c033077_6 |
Labor Cost per Hour | $fill in the blank 4b69cf00c033077_7 | $fill in the blank 4b69cf00c033077_8 |
Total Direct Labor Cost | $fill in the blank 4b69cf00c033077_9 | $fill in the blank 4b69cf00c033077_10 |
Total Direct Labor Budget For Two Months Ending February 28, 20XX |
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