Swifty Corp. manufactures whimsical toys for children. The toys pass from the forming department to the...

Swifty Corp. manufactures whimsical toys for children. The toys pass from the forming department to the painting department. The painting department had the following data on physical units during the month: Units transferred from forming department 900 Units completed and transferred out 190 Work in process, beginning 390 What is the number of units in ending Work in Process inventory? 1290 900 1100 390

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Ans.	Option 3rd 1100

	Particulars	Units
	Work in process, beginning inventory units	390
	Units transferred from forming department	900
	Total units to be accounted for	1290
	Less: Units completed and transferred out	-190
	Ending work in process inventory	1100

	*In the process of units reconciliation, we need to add beginning WIP units and
	units added to production (transferred from forming department) and then
	completed and transferred out units are subtracted to calculated the ending
	WIP units.

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