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Answer:
a. Ending inventory of chemicals
December 36.135 gallons
January 33,825 gallons
February 41,456 gallons
The beginning inventory of chemicals in January is the ending inventory of December - 36,125 gallons.
b. Direct Materials Purchase Budget for chemicals
Purchases for January 223,190 gallons - $ 446,380
Purchases for February 284,006 gallons -$ 568.012
c, Ending inventory balances of drums
December 6,570 drums
January 5,150 drums
February 7,538 drums
d. Direct Materials Purchase Budget for drums
Purchases for January 40,580 druma - $ 64,928
Purchases for February 51,638 drums -$ 82,621
Explanation:
Computations for Ending inventory of chemicals in gallons
December January February
Units planned for next month 43,800 41,000 50,250
Per unit chemical requirement 5.5 gallons
Total requirement for next month 240,900 225,500 276.375
Inventory requirement - 15 % 36,135 33.825 41,456
Calculations of a Direct Materials Purchase budget for chemicals
Purchases = Ending inventory + Consumption - Opening inventory
Purchases of chemicals for January
33,825 + 225,500-36,135 = 223.190 gallons at $ 2 per gallon = $ 446,380
Purchases of chemicals for February
41,456+ 276375 - 33,825 = 284,006 gallons at $ 2 per gallon = $ 568,012
Computations for ending inventory of Drums
December January February
Units planned for next month 43,800 41,000 50,250
Inventory requirement - 15 % 6,570 6,150 7,538
Calculations of a Direct Materials Purchase budget for drums
Purchases = Ending inventory + Consumption - Opening inventory
Purchases of drums for January
6,150 + 41,000-6,570 = 40,580 drums at $ 1.60 per drum = $ 64,928
Purchases of chemicals for February
7,538 + 50,250 - 6,150 = 51,638 drums at $ 1.60 per drum = $ 82,621