Respuesta :
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
Sell as scrap:
Sales of scrap units:
= 22000 × $2.00
= $44,000
Rework:
Sale of reworked unit = 22000 × $8.50 = $187,000
- Cost to rework unit = 22000 × $4.50 = $99,000
- Opportunity cost of not making new unit = 22000 × ($8.50 - $6) = $45000
Incremental income(loss) = $33000
Since the incremental Income from scrap is more than reworking, then it implies that the company should sell as scrap.
Answer:
A. Sales as scrap $44,000
Rework $33,000
B. The company should sell as scrap
Explanation:
A. Calculation to determine the incremental income from selling the units as scrap and reworking and selling the units
SALES AS SCRAP REWORK
Sales of scrap units $44,000 $0
( 22000 × $2.00)
Sale of reworked unit $0 $187,000
( 22000 × $8.50 )
Less Cost to rework unit $0 ($99,000)
(22000 × $4.50)
Less Opportunity cost of not making new unit
$0 ($55,000)
[22000 × ($8.50 - $6)]
Incremental income(loss) $44,000 $33,000
Therefore the incremental income from selling the units as scrap is $44,000 and reworking and selling the units is $33,000
B. Based on the above calculation the company should sell as SCRAP because the incremental income of SALES AS SCRAP is higher than that of rework.