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What are the definitions of cost, variable cost, prime cost, inventory control, and economic order quantity, and how are they applied in inventory management using the FIFO method?

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Part 6

The amount used up to provide a service is the cost incurred.

  • A. cost

Part 7

A variable cost is one that changes in direct proportion to the volume of production.

  • C. variable cost

Part 8

Direct wages are a component of prime cost, which includes direct materials and direct labor.

  • B. prime cost

Part 9

Inventory control is the process of managing stock levels to ensure they are optimal, balancing availability and cost.

  • D. inventory control

Part 10

A goods received note (GRN) is used to confirm the receipt of goods from a supplier and to check them against the purchase order.

  • B. check the goods sent by the supplier.

Part 11

The Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) is the order size that minimizes the total inventory costs, including ordering and holding costs.

  • D. economic order quantity

Part 12· 2 steps

A stock verification sheet is used to record the findings of physical stock counts, especially during continuous stocktaking.

  • B. stock verification sheet

For Questions 13 and 14, we use the FIFO (First-In, First-Out) method.

Inventory Data:

  • July 1: Stock balance = 200 units @ D 2.50 each
  • July 5: Receipt = 400 units @ D 3.00 each
  • July 10: Issues = 400 units
  1. Determine the total available stock before issues.

    • From July 1: 200 units×D 2.50=D 500200 \text{ units} \times \text{D } 2.50 = \text{D } 500
    • From July 5: 400 units×D 3.00=D 1,200400 \text{ units} \times \text{D } 3.00 = \text{D } 1,200
    • Total units available = 200+400=600 units200 + 400 = 600 \text{ units}
  2. Calculate the cost of issues using FIFO.

    The FIFO method assumes the first units purchased are the first ones issued.

    • Issue 400 units:
      • First, take 200 units from July 1 stock: 200 units×D 2.50=D 500200 \text{ units} \times \text{D } 2.50 = \text{D } 500
      • Remaining units to issue: 400−200=200 units400 - 200 = 200 \text{ units}
      • Next, take 200 units from July 5 stock: 200 units×D 3.00=D 600200 \text{ units} \times \text{D } 3.00 = \text{D } 600
    • Total cost of issues = D 500+D 600=D 1,100\text{D } 500 + \text{D } 600 = \text{D } 1,100

Part 14· 1 step

What is the cost of issues using FIFO method of pricing issues?

  • C. D 1,100
  1. Calculate the closing stock using FIFO.

    • Total units available = 600 units
    • Units issued = 400 units
    • Closing units = 600−400=200 units600 - 400 = 200 \text{ units}
    • Since 200 units from July 1 and 200 units from July 5 were issued, the remaining 200 units in closing stock must be from the latest receipt, which is the July 5 stock.
    • Value of closing stock = 200 units×D 3.00=D 600200 \text{ units} \times \text{D } 3.00 = \text{D } 600

Part 13

Calculate the closing stock using the FIFO method of pricing issues.

  • B. D 600
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