Exam 3: Cost Behaviour, Cost Drivers and Cost Estimation
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Assume the costs of a service department are driven by the number of service orders and the equation for calculating the costs of a service department is y = $5000 + $3x. The cost of the department if there were 6000 orders would be $25 000.
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A manufacturer plans to increase production within the relevant range of activity. What behaviour can the company expect for each of the following?


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Yang Manufacturing makes a product called Yin. The relevant range of operations is between 2500 units and 10 000 units of Yin per month. Per unit costs at two activity levels are as follows: 5000 units at $17.00 per unit; 7500 units at $13.00 per unit. Determine the cost formula that expresses the behaviour of Yang's total costs:
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Which of the following would always be a mixed (semivariable) cost for a firm?
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In activity-based costing analysis, package design is classified as a:
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The results of the regression analysis to estimate delivery costs are as follows:
Which of the following is an appropriate cost equation based on the above regression output?

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The variable costs per unit are $4 when a company makes 10 000 units. What are the per unit variable costs when 8000 units are produced?
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Economic plausibility is one of the criteria used to evaluate a particular regression line.
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Yang Manufacturing makes a product called Yin. The relevant range of operations is between 2500 units and 10 000 units of Yin per month. Per unit costs at two activity levels are as follows: 5000 units at $17.00 per unit; 7500 units at $13.00 per unit. Determine their total cost if Yang produces 10 000 units.
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In activity-based costing analysis, set-up costs are classified as a:
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Regression analysis is a superior statistical method to the high-low method because it utilises all data when determining the line of best fit.
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Within the relevant range, a curvilinear cost function can be graphed as a:
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Which of the following is not an example of a cost driver for a delivery truck?
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Direct labour hours would be described as a volume-based cost driver for a clothing manufacturer.
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To test the significance of a result using the regression equation as a whole and to assess that the result is not due to random factors, management would consider the result of the
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Which of the following are problems frequently encountered in data collection?
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In activity-based costing analysis, the manufacturing manager's salary is classified as a:
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An example of a discretionary cost for a firm that manufactures furniture is:
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Which of the following is an example of an engineered cost?
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