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A company manufactures three products using different amounts of the same grade of labour, which is in short supply. The following budgeted data relates to the products: 



What order should the products be manufactured in to ensure that profit is maximised?  

A

 P1  2nd         P2  1st        P3  3rd

B

 P1  2nd         P2  3rd        P3  1st

C

 P1  1st         P2  3rd        P3  2nd

D

 P1  1st         P2   2nd       P3  3rd

 ABC Co makes three products, budget information is provided below. 



Material A is in short supply and ABC Co only have 10,000 kgs available. Material A costs $10 per kg. 

What is the optimum production plan for ABC Co? 

A

 1000 As, 0 Bs and 2,975 Cs 

B

 0 As, 2,000 Bs and 3,000 Cs 

C

 1,000 As, 2,000 Bs and 500 Cs 

D

 1,000 As, 2,000 Bs and 3,000 Cs 

TW manufactures two products, the D and the E, using the same material for each. Annual demand for the D is 9,000 units, while demand for the E is 12,000 units. The variable production cost per unit of the D is $10, that of the E $15. The D requires 3.5 kg of raw material per unit, the E requires 8 kg of raw material per unit. Supply of raw material will be limited to 87,500 kg during the year. 

A subcontractor has quoted prices of $17 per unit for the D and $25 per unit for the E to supply the product. How many of each product should TW manufacture in order to maximise profits? 

Required 

Fill in the blanks in the sentence below. 

TW should manufacture ........... units of D and .............. units of E to maximise profits. 

What are the constraints in the situation facing WX Co? 

 Q plc makes two products – Quone and Qutwo – from the same raw material. The selling price and cost details of these products are as shown below:  

                                                                                                  Quone                      Qutwo  

                                                                                                        $                                $ 

Selling price                                                                               20.00                      18.00 

                                                                                                     –––––                    ––––– 

Direct material ($2.00 per kg)                                                  6.00                         5.00 

Direct labour 4.00 3.00 Variable overhead                            2.00                          1.50  

                                                                                                     –––––                    –––––  

                                                                                                     12.00                        9.50  

                                                                                                    –––––                      ––––– 

Contribution per unit                                                                 8.00                          8.50 

The maximum demand for these products is 500 units per week for Quone, and an unlimited number of units per week for Qutwo. 

What would the shadow price of these materials be if material were limited to 2,000 kgs per week? 

A

 $nil 

B

 $2.00 per kg 

C

 $2.66 per kg 

D

 $3.40 per kg 

 P is considering whether to continue making a component or to buy it from an outside supplier.  It uses 12,000 of the components each year.  

The internal manufacturing cost comprises: 

                                                                                                $/unit 

Direct materials                                                                    3.00 

Direct labour                                                                          4.00

 Variable overhead                                                                1.00 

Specific fixed cost                                                                  2.50 

Other fixed costs                                                                    2.00  

                                                                                              –––––  

                                                                                               12.50  

                                                                                              –––––

 If the direct labour were not used to manufacture the component, it would be used to increase the production of another item for which there is unlimited demand.  This other item has a contribution of $10.00 per unit but requires $8.00 of labour per unit. 

What is the maximum price per component, at which buying is preferable to internal manufacture? 

A

 $8.00 

B

 $10.50 

C

 $12.50 

D

 $15.50 

The following details relate to three services provided by RST Company: 



All three services use the same type of direct labour which is paid $25 per hour. 

The fixed overheads are general fixed overheads that have been absorbed on the basis of machine hours. 

What are the most and least profitable uses of direct labour, a scarce resource? 

A

Most profitable  S     Least profitable  R

B

Most profitable  S     Least profitable  T

C

Most profitable  T     Least profitable  R

D

Most profitable  T     Least profitable  S

A linear programming model has been formulated for two products, X and Y. The objective function is depicted by the formula C = 5X + 6Y, where C = contribution, X = the number of product X to be produced and Y = the number of product Y to be produced. 

Each unit of X uses 2 kg of material Z and each unit of Y uses 3 kg of material Z. The standard cost of material Z is $2 per kg. The shadow price for material Z has been worked out and found to be $2.80 per kg. 

If an extra 20 kg of material Z becomes available at $2 per kg, what will the maximum increase in contribution be? 

A

 Increase of $96 

B

 Increase of $56 

C

 Increase of $16 

D

 No change 

 The shadow price of skilled labour for CBV is currently $8 per hour. 

 What does this mean? 

A

 The cost of obtaining additional skilled labour resources is $8 per hour 

B

 There is a hidden cost of $8 for each hour of skilled labour actively worked 

C

 Contribution will be increased by $8 per hour for each extra hour of skilled labour that can be obtained 

D

 Total costs will be reduced by $8 for each additional hour of skilled labour that can be obtained 

 A company has the following production planned for the next four weeks. The figures reflect the full capacity level of operations. Planned output is equal to the maximum demand per product. 



The direct labour force is threatening to go on strike for two weeks out of the coming four. This means that only 2,160 hours will be available for production, rather than the usual 4,320 hours.

 If the strike goes ahead, which product or products should be produced if profits are to be maximised? 

A

 D and A 

B

 B and D 

C

 D only 

D

 B and C