Ee 89. Beginning WIP inventoryUnits started into production this periodUnits completed and transferred outEnding WIP inventoryCosts in beginning inventoryCurrent-period costs16,900 units (70% complete as to materials; 758 complete.as to conversion costs)25,000 units32,900 units9,000 units (55% complete as to materials; 55% completeas to conversion costs)$ 131,000 materials: $169,000 conversion costs.$ 250,000 materials; $431,000 conversion costs Units accounted for as follows:Units transferred out during the monthWork in process, endingTotal units and equivalent units of productionCost per equivalent unitMaterialsTotalTotal codCost accounted for as follows:Transferred to next department:Work in process, endingMaterials.ConversionCost ReconciliationTotal CostQuantityScheduleConversionSNote: There is difference of "$4 in both the values due to rounding and we feel a note which reads: "Due to rounding, your "Costaccounted for may not be equal to "Cost to account for".32,9009,00041,90000Equivalent Units (Cu)Materials ConversionWhole UnitEquivalent Units (EU)Materials Conversion00

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Beginning WIP inventory Units started into production this period Units completed and transferred out Ending WIP inventory Costs in beginning inventory Current-period costs 16,900 units (70% complete as to materials; 758 complete as to conversion costs) 25,000 units 32,900 units 9,000 units (55% complete as to materials; 55t complete as to conversion costs) $ 131,000 materials; $169,000 conversion costs $ 250,000 materials; $431,000 conversion costs

Beginning WIP inventory Units started into production this period Units completed and transferred out Ending WIP inventory Costs in beginning inventory Current-period costs 16,900 units (70% complete as to materials; 758 complete as to conversion costs) 25,000 units 32,900 units 9,000 units (55% complete as to materials; 55t complete as to conversion costs) $ 131,000 materials; $169,000 conversion costs $ 250,000 materials; $431,000 conversion costs

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Chapter5: Process Costing

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Problem 15EA: Production data show 35,920 units were transferred out of a stage of production and 6,150 units...

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