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Prior Period Percent Current Period Percent Production Data Phsyical Untis Material Conversion Material Conversion Beg Units...

Prior Period Percent Current Period Percent
Production Data Phsyical Untis Material Conversion Material Conversion
Beg Units 8 90% 40% 10% 60%
Units Started 50
Units Completed 46 100% 100%
End Units 12 60% 30%
Materials Conversion
Costs Data:
Prior Period Costs (BI) $4,933,600.00 $910,400.00
Current Costs (Added) $32,200,000.00 $13,920,000.00
Cost Reconciliation
Equivalent Units (above)
Total Cost Materials Conversion
Cost accounted for as follows:
Transferred to Finished Goods:
Completed & transferred out:
Work in process, Dec. 31:
    Materials
    Conversion
Total work in process
Total cost accounted for

WEIGHTED AVERAGE METHOD

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Cost Reconciliation

Equivalent Units (above)

Total Cost

Materials

Conversion

Cost accounted for as follows:

Transferred to Finished Goods:

Completed & transferred out:

$45,862,000

$32,108,000

$13,754,000

Work in process, Dec. 31:

    Materials

$5,025,600

$5,025,600

    Conversion

$1,076,400

$1,076,400

Total work in process

$6,102,000

Total cost accounted for

$51,964,000

$37,133,600

$14,830,400

--Working

Costs per Equivalent Unit

Total Cost

Materials

Conversion

Whole Unit

Costs to be accounted for:

Work in process, Dec. 1

$5,844,000

$4,933,600

$910,400

8

Cost added by the department

$46,120,000

$32,200,000

$13,920,000

50

Total cost to be accounted for

$51,964,000

$37,133,600

$14,830,400

58

Equivalent units of production

53.2

49.6

Cost per equivalent unit

$997,000

$698,000

$299,000


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