QUESTION
Question 1:
The
Food Services manager at North Central University (NCU) was looking at data
from cafeterias in four different academic schools at NCU: Business,
Engineering, Humanities & Sciences (H&S), and Music. She was curious
to see how the different cafeterias were performing. She had the following
data from the previous semester:
Business
Engineering
H&S
Music
Labor hours
15,900
23,200
32,900
2,290
Meals served
39,200
73,200
115,300
4,520
Required:
(a)
Compute the partial productivity
measures for labor for the four schools. (Round
your answers to 3 decimal places.)
School
School
Partial Labor
Productivity
Business
Engineering
H&S
Music
Question2:
As
the cost accounting manager at McKinley Industries (MI), you are responsible
for compiling and reporting various performance measures to the senior
managers. MI instituted many efficiency improvement programs recently and the
CFO has asked you to measure and report total factor productivity based on
three inputs (material, labor, and overhead). From the accounting records,
you also gather the following information for the two years:
Year 2
Year 1
Gallons
input
45,200
40,500
Labor
hours
50,100
39,300
Output
(gallons)
26,500
20,100
Year 2
Year 1
Cost of
inputs (per gallon)
$
69
$
72
Wage
rate (per hour)
$
18
$
5
Total
manufacturing overhead
$
2,870,000
$
3,090,000
Selling
price of output (per gallon)
$
380
$
348
Required:
Compute
the total factor productivity measures for year 1 and year 2 based on the
three inputs (material, labor, and overhead).(Round your answers to 3 decimal places.)
Year 2
Year 1
Total Factor
Productivity
Question3:
Homer Co. has
provided the following information for last year:
Gallons input
9,900
@ $19/gallon
Labor hours
10,000
@ $20/hr
Overhead costs
???
Gallons finished
7,000
@ selling price of $84/gallon
Total factor
productivity
1.0632
The total overhead cost (rounded)
is:
$164,947.
$388,000.
$364,947.
$199,900.
Question4:
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The Alma
Company collected the following information (in days):
Inspecting product
5.00
Transporting product
5.00
Storing product
15.00
Manufacturing product
25.00
What is the manufacturing cycle
time?
25.00 days.
45.00 days.
50.00 days.
35.00 days.
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Question5:
The Lutsen
Machining Co. has the following information for last year:
Tons of metal input
20,000
Labor hours
10,000
Overhead costs
$
117,000
Tons of output
produced
12,000
The partial productivity for labor
is: (Round your final answer to 3 decimal places.)
1.200.
0.833.
2.000.
1.600.
Question6:
The Cascade
Machining Co. has the following information for last year:
Feet of metal input
155,000
Labor hours
17,000
Tons of output
produced
11,000
The partial productivity for metal
is: (Round your final answer to 3 decimal places.)
14.091.
1.545.
0.071.
0.110.
Quesion7:
The Cascade
Machining Co. has the following information for last year:
Feet of metal input
155,000
Labor hours
17,000
Tons of output
produced
11,000
The partial productivity for labor
is: (Round your final answer to 3 decimal places.)
9.118.
1.545.
0.071.
0.647.
Question8:
The Alma
Company collected the following information (in days):
Inspecting product
7.00
Transporting product
5.00
Storing product
21.00
Manufacturing product
49.00
What is the manufacturing cycle
efficiency? (Round your final answer to 2 decimal places.)
59.76%.
65.33%.
80.33%.
63.64%.
Question9:
Matisse Co.
has provided the following information for last year:
Material costs
$
303,000
Labor costs
$
93,000
Overhead costs
$
237,000
Product produced
19,000
units
Total factor
productivity
1.494
The selling price of the product
(rounded) is:
$15.95.
$33.32.
$49.77.
$20.84.
Question10:
ToimiToolworks
Co. has provided the following information for last year:
Tons of metal input
23,000
@ $15.00/ton
Labor hours
29,000
@ $28/hour
Overhead costs
$
575,000
Tons of forging produced
30,000
@ selling price of $64/ton
The total factor productivity
measure is:
1.109.
0.902.
1.034.
0.793.
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