6. LO 4 On December 31, Talley Company recorded the following information in the Grating Department's...

6.

LO 4 On December 31, Talley Company recorded the following information in the Grating Department's Work in Process Inventory account:

	Units	Cost
Beginning balance (80% complete)	5,000	$ 56,000
Started into production	115,000	$1,505,800
Completed and transferred to Assembly Department	105,000	?
Ending balance (60% complete)	15,000

LO 4 Refer to question 6. What is the ending balance in the Work in Process Inventory account on December 31?

(a)

$123,300

(b)

$205,500

(c)

$195,300

(d)

$168,000

Expert Solution

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A1.	Quantities			Equivalent Units
			Whole Units	Materials
	Units to be account for
	Work in Process, Beginning	80%	5000
	add:Started into production		115000
	-Total Units		120000

	Units accounted for
	Transferred out		105000	105000
	Work in Process, Ending	60%	15000	9000	60%
	Equivalent Units-Weighted Average		120000	114000

A2.	Cost
				Materials
	Work in Process, Beginning			56000
	add:Started into production			1505800
	Total Cost to account for			1561800
	Equivalent Units			114000
	Unit Cost	Total Cost/Equivalent Units		13.70


2.	Cost accounted for

	Work in Process, Ending		Material
	Equivalent Units		9000
	Cost per Equivalent Unit		13.70
	-Total Cost Accounted For		123300

Correct Answer is a). $123300

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