Reported the following information on November: Units Work in Process, beg. (80% completed) 10,000 Completed & Transferred 27,000 Units Started 28,000 Work in Process, end (30% Completed) 8,000 Labor and Overhead Materials Transferred-In Costs for the month: Work in Process, beg. $65,048 $51,720 $80,624 Added during the month $194,224 $145,880 $234,320 All materials are added at the beginning of the process. Inspection occurs 60% of the way through the process. Normal spoilage is 10% of the good units completed. What is the equivalent units for conversion. Company uses weighted average method.

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Reported the following information on November:

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Work in Process, beg. (80% completed) 10,000
Completed & Transferred 27,000

Units Started

28,000
Work in Process, end (30% Completed) 8,000
  Labor and Overhead Materials Transferred-In
Costs for the month:      
Work in Process, beg. $65,048

$51,720

$80,624
Added during the month $194,224 $145,880 $234,320

All materials are added at the beginning of the process. Inspection occurs 60% of the way through the process. Normal spoilage is 10% of the good units completed. What is the equivalent units for conversion. Company uses weighted average method.

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Equivalent units of production:

In the manufacturing process, all the input could not be turned into finished goods. There would be some work in progress remained at the end of the period. While calculating the costs and allocating them per unit, the unfinished goods would be converted into finished units based on the percentage of work done on them. These converted units along with finished goods is called equivalent units of production.

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