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UNITS: beginning WIP inventory (20% complete as to CC) 5,000 units started 20,000 units completed and...

UNITS:
beginning WIP inventory (20% complete as to CC) 5,000
units started 20,000
units completed and transferred out 15,000
ending WIP inventory (Mat 100%, CC 50% complete) 10,000
Costs:
beginning inventory
materials $ 4,000
CC $ 1,000
Current period:
materials $ 16,000
CC $ 4,000
All materials are added at the beginning of the process

Please show the calculations! doing it in excel!

1. What is your products equivalent units (EUP) for Mat & CC using weighted average? --> Materials EUP = ? CC EUP = ?
2. What is your products equivalent units (EUP) for Mat & CC using FIFO? --> Materials EUP = ? CC EUP = ?
3. What is your products cost per equivalent unit (EUP) for Mat & CC using weighted average? --> Materials cost per EUP = ? CC cost per EUP = ?
4. What is your products cost per equivalent unit (EUP) for Mat & CC using FIFO? --> Materials cost per EUP = ? CC cost per EUP = ?
5. What is your products cost of ending WIP inventory using weighted average? --> End MAT cost in WIP = ? End CC cost in WIP = ?
6. What is your products cost of ending WIP inventory using FIFO? --> End MAT cost in WIP = ? End CC cost in WIP = ?
Check figures:
weighted average FIFO
your products total cost (Mat & CC) per equivalent unit is: $ 1.05 $ 1.01

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Expert Solution

Answer 1
Calculation of equivalent units using weighted average
Physical Units % Complete with respect to Materials Materials EUP % Complete with respect to Conversion CC EUP
Units completed and transferred out 15000 100% 15000 100% 15000
Units in ending Inventory 10000 100% 10000 50% 5000
Equivalent Units 25000 20000
Answer 2
Calculation of equivalent units using FIFO
Physical Units % Complete with respect to Materials Materials EUP % Complete with respect to Conversion CC EUP
Unit completed out of beginning Inventory 5000 0% 0 80% 4000
Units completed out of units started 10000 100% 10000 100% 10000
Units in ending Inventory 10000 100% 10000 50% 5000
Equivalent Units 20000 19000
Answer 3
Calculation of cost per equivalent unit using Weighted Average
Materials Conversion
Beginning Inventory $4,000.00 $1,000.00
Cost added $16,000.00 $4,000.00
Total Cost $20,000.00 $5,000.00
/ Equivalent units as per Weighted average 25000 20000
Cost per equivalent unit $0.80 $0.25
Answer 4
Calculation of cost per equivalent unit using FIFO
Materials Conversion
Cost added during the period $16,000.00 $4,000.00
/ Equivalent units as per FIFO 20000 19000
Cost per equivalent unit $0.80 $0.21
Answer 5
Cost of ending WIP using Weighted average
Material cost [10000 EU x $0.80] $8,000.00
Conversion cost [5000 EU x $0.25] $1,250.00
Cost of ending WIP using Weighted average $9,250.00
Answer 6
Cost of ending WIP using FIFO
Material cost [10000 EU x $0.80] $8,000.00
Conversion cost [5000 EU x $0.21] $1,050.00
Cost of ending WIP using FIFO $9,050.00

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