Managerial Accounting
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Chapter 3, Problem 6E
To determine

(a)

Introduction:

Process costing is a system in which production cost are allocated to individual production stages used in the manufacturing process. In this process, production is continuous and divided into number of processes.

To compute:

The physical units missing in the table and numbers of inventory stated and completed during each month.

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Answer to Problem 6E

To reconcile the number of physical units:

February:

Units started = 48,000units

June:

Units transferred out = 47,000 units

September:

Units in beginning inventory = 1,800 units

December:

Units in ending inventory = 7,000 units

Number of units started and completed each month February:

Units started and completed = 35,000units

June:

Units started and completed = 38,600 units

September:

Units started and completed = 48,200 units

December:

Units started and completed = 37,000 units

Explanation of Solution

To reconcile the number of physical units:

Reconciling the number of physical units (FIFO method) using the formula given below:

Beginning inventory (WIP) + Units started = Units completed + closing inventory (WIP)

Thus for February, Units Started

=( 38,000+13,000)3,000=48,000 units

For June, units completed

= ( 8,400+ 46,600) -8,000= 47,000 units

For September, Beginning inventory

= ( 50,000+ 4,600)  52,800= 1,800 units

For December, Closing inventory

= ( 5,800 + 44,000)  42, 800= 7,000 units

As we understand that in First in First out method, the determination of beginning and completed units is required. Thus the formula to calculate the same is:

Units started and completed = Units completed-Units in beginning inventory

Or

Units started and completed = Units started-Units in closing inventory

Thus, for February Units started and completed:

= 38,000  3, 000= 35,000 units

ForJune, Units started and completed

= 47,000 - 8,400= 38,600 units

For September, Units statted and completed

= 50,000 - 1,800= 48,200 units

For December Units stated and completed

= 42.800  5,800= 37,000 units

To determine

(b)

Introduction:

Process costing is a system in which production cost are allocated to individual production stages used in the manufacturing process. In this process, production is continuous and divided into number of processes.

To compute:

The number of equivalent units for both material and conversion for each month using FIFO method.

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Explanation of Solution

Physical units equivalent units
Direct material Conversion
February
Beginning inventory 3,000 0 1,500 (3,000×15%)
Units started and completed 35,000 35,000 3,5000
Closing inventory 13,000 13,000 3,900 (13,000×30%)
Total 51,000 48,000 =40,400
June
Beginning inventory 8,400 0 6,300 (84,00×75%)
Units started and completed 38,600 38,600 38,600
Closing inventory 8,000 8,000 3,600 (8,000×45%)
Total 55,000 46,600 48,500
September
Beginning inventory 1,800 0 360 (1,800×45%)
Units started and completed 48,200 48,200 48,200
Closing inventory 4,600 4,600 2,760 (4,600×60%)
Total 54,600 52,800 51,320
December
Beginning inventory 5,800 0 1,740 (5,800×30%)
Units started and completed 37,000 37,000 37,000
Closing inventory 7,000 7,000 4,900 (7,000×70%)
Total 49,800 44,000 43,640

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