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WGU D101 COST AND MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING EXAM 54 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS beginning WIP + total manufacturing costs - ending WIP - CORRECT ANSWER Cost of Goods Manufactured (COGM) Beginning balance - CORRECT ANSWER Work in Process (WIP) A method of product costing whereby production costs for a period are accumulated and then averaged over all units manufactured during that period - CORRECT ANSWER Process Costing Sales - COGS - CORRECT ANSWER Gross Margin Calculation Cost of partially completed work at the end of an accounting period - CORRECT ANSWER ending work in process inventory The ending-work-in-process inventory that is carried over from the last accounting period to the current accounting period - CORRECT ANSWER beginning work in process inventory Direct Labor + Manufacturing Overhead - CORRECT ANSWER Conversion Cost A method used in a process costing system to measure the production output during a period; essentially the "work done" by the center or department in terms of units of output. - CORRECT ANSWER equivalent units of production Contribution Margin / Sales - CORRECT ANSWER Contribution Margin Ratio Fix cost/cm ratio - CORRECT ANSWER BEP in sales dollars (breakeven) Sales - Variable Costs - CORRECT ANSWER Contribution Margin costs that vary directly with the level of production - CORRECT ANSWER variable costs

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WGU D101 COST AND MANAGERIAL
ACCOUNTING EXAM 54 QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS
beginning WIP + total manufacturing costs - ending WIP - CORRECT ANSWER Cost
of Goods Manufactured (COGM)


Beginning balance - CORRECT ANSWER Work in Process (WIP)


A method of product costing whereby production costs for a period are
accumulated and then averaged over all units manufactured during that period -
CORRECT ANSWER Process Costing


Sales - COGS - CORRECT ANSWER Gross Margin Calculation


Cost of partially completed work at the end of an accounting period - CORRECT
ANSWER ending work in process inventory


The ending-work-in-process inventory that is carried over from the last accounting
period to the current accounting period - CORRECT ANSWER beginning work in
process inventory


Direct Labor + Manufacturing Overhead - CORRECT ANSWER Conversion Cost


A method used in a process costing system to measure the production output
during a period; essentially the "work done" by the center or department in terms
of units of output. - CORRECT ANSWER equivalent units of production

, Contribution Margin / Sales - CORRECT ANSWER Contribution Margin Ratio


Fix cost/cm ratio - CORRECT ANSWER BEP in sales dollars (breakeven)


Sales - Variable Costs - CORRECT ANSWER Contribution Margin


costs that vary directly with the level of production - CORRECT ANSWER variable
costs


Techniques for determining how changes in revenues, costs, and level of activity
affect the profitability of an organization. - CORRECT ANSWER Cost-Volume-Profit
Analysis


the way in which a cost reacts to changes in the level of activity - CORRECT
ANSWER cost behavior


Sales price (Per unit) X Units - CORRECT ANSWER Sales Revenue


variable cost per unit x units sold - CORRECT ANSWER total variable cost


Sales revenue X VC ratio - CORRECT ANSWER total variable cost


Current Sales - Breakeven Sales - CORRECT ANSWER Margin of Safety

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