4- A company makes production by using Y raw material. The movements of this Y material within the month of April are as follows: (a) April 1, Beginning balance, amount: 8.000 kg, unit price: 20 TL/kg, (b) April 5, Purchase, amount: 12.000 kg, unit price: 25 TL/kg, (c) April 10, Consumption, amount: 10.000 kg, (d) April 15, Purchase, amount: 5.000 kg, unit price: 26 TL/kg, (e) April 20, Consumption, amount: 12.000 kg, (f) April 25, Purchase, amount: 15.000 kg, unit price: 22,20 TL/kg, (g) April 3o, Consumption, amount: 8.000 kg. What is raw materials turnover at the end of April if the company employs FIFO? (Note that raw material turnover is calculated as Cost of consumption / Average raw materials) О 3,67 O 77,89 О 3,16 O 87,77

4- A company makes production by using Y raw material. The movements of this Y material within the month of April are as follows: (a) April 1, Beginning balance, amount: 8.000 kg, unit price: 20 TL/kg, (b) April 5, Purchase, amount: 12.000 kg, unit price: 25 TL/kg, (c) April 10, Consumption, amount: 10.000 kg, (d) April 15, Purchase, amount: 5.000 kg, unit price: 26 TL/kg, (e) April 20, Consumption, amount: 12.000 kg, (f) April 25, Purchase, amount: 15.000 kg, unit price: 22,20 TL/kg, (g) April 3o, Consumption, amount: 8.000 kg. What is raw materials turnover at the end of April if the company employs FIFO? (Note that raw material turnover is calculated as Cost of consumption / Average raw materials) О 3,67 O 77,89 О 3,16 O 87,77

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Chapter6: Process Costing

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