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The joint production cost allocation result in the following values:
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REQUIRED: Compute the weighted units and cost per unit of each product.
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- What is the joint cost allocated to product Alt if the company employs physical method? P333,333P316,667P317,333P320,000What is the total costs transferred from Department 1 to Department 2? a.P200,045 b.P115,200 c.P111,150 d.P195,175What is the amount of conversion costs added in Department B? a.P174,240 b.P177,840 c.P149,400 d. P166,320
- What is the total costs transferred from Department B to Department C? P619,890 P621,030 P614,680 P603,250Cost of Materials Issuances Under the FIFO Method An incomplete subsidiary ledger of materials inventory for May is as follows: a. Complete the materials issuances and balances for the materials subsidiary ledger under FIFO. Received Issued Balance ReceivingReportNumber Quantity UnitPrice MaterialsRequisitionNumber Quantity Amount Date Quantity Unitprice Amount May 1 285 $30.00 $8,550 40 130 $32.00 May 4 fill in the blank b6beca03afc4fb5_1 fill in the blank b6beca03afc4fb5_2 fill in the blank b6beca03afc4fb5_3 fill in the blank b6beca03afc4fb5_4 fill in the blank b6beca03afc4fb5_5 fill in the blank b6beca03afc4fb5_6 91 365 $fill in the blank b6beca03afc4fb5_7 May 10 fill in the blank b6beca03afc4fb5_8 fill in the blank b6beca03afc4fb5_9 fill in the blank b6beca03afc4fb5_10 44 110 38.00 May 21 fill in the blank b6beca03afc4fb5_11 fill in the blank b6beca03afc4fb5_12 fill in the blank…What are the product costs per unit associated with Product DCT121? A) $137 B) $140 C) $143 D) $88
- Using a physical measurement method, what amount of joint processing cost is allocated to Product B? c. P1,311.00 d. P3,495.00 b. P2,447.00 a. P1,748.00 Using the sales value at split-off point method, what of amount of joint processing cost is allocated to Product A? c. P1,108.00 b. P2,276.00 a. P4,433.00 d. P1,182.00 Using net realizable value after split-off point method, what amount of joint processing cost is allocated to Product C? d. P4,263.00 c. P2,375.00 b. P1,550.00 a. P1,017.00M19 cost volume profit analysisCost of Materials Issuances Under the FIFO Method An incomplete subsidiary ledger of materials inventory for May is as follows: a. Complete the materials issuances and balances for the materials subsidiary ledger under FIFO. Received Issued Balance ReceivingReportNumber Quantity UnitPrice MaterialsRequisitionNumber Quantity Amount Date Quantity Unitprice Amount May 1 285 $30.00 $8,550 40 130 $32.00 May 4 fill in the blank 6b5d28043011031_1 fill in the blank 6b5d28043011031_2 fill in the blank 6b5d28043011031_3 fill in the blank 6b5d28043011031_4 fill in the blank 6b5d28043011031_5 fill in the blank 6b5d28043011031_6 91 365 $fill in the blank 6b5d28043011031_7 May 10 fill in the blank 6b5d28043011031_8 fill in the blank 6b5d28043011031_9 fill in the blank 6b5d28043011031_10 44 110 38.00 May 21 fill in the blank 6b5d28043011031_11 fill in the blank 6b5d28043011031_12 fill in the blank…
- In cost terms, direct labor cost is included inA. Manufacturing costsB. Prime costsC. Conversion costsD. B and CE. A, B and C------------ distrebution being distributed the cost of sevice center to the production center lump Sum. * 1.Single distrebution 2.Step distrebution 3.Tottal distrebutionIn Sheet 2, what is the amount of total manufacturing costs? P105,426 P228,865 P204,290 P243,460