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Calculate Equivalent Units, Unit Costs, and Transferred Costs—Weighted Average Method Kipling Manufacturing, Inc., operates a plant...

Calculate Equivalent Units, Unit Costs, and Transferred Costs—Weighted Average Method

Kipling Manufacturing, Inc., operates a plant that produces its own regionally-marketed Super Salad Dressing. The dressing is produced in two processes, blending and bottling. In the Blending Department, all materials are added at the beginning of the process, and labor and overhead are incurred evenly throughout the process. Kipling uses the weighted average method. The Work in Process—Blending Department account for January 2016 follows:

Work in Process-Blending Department
January 1 inventory (4,000 gallons, 75 finished)
Direct material $46,800
Conversion costs 13,200
Transferred to Bottling Department (70,000 gallons)
January charges:
Direct material (71,000 gallons) 852,000
Direct labor 246,000
Manufacturing overhead 279,000
January 31 inventory [ ? gallons, 60 processed]

Required

Calculate the following amounts for the Blending Department:

Number of units in the January 31 inventory.

Equivalent units for materials cost and conversion costs.

January cost per equivalent unit for materials and conversion costs.

Cost of the units transferred to the Bottling Department.

Cost of the incomplete units in the January 31 inventory.

Round average cost per equivalent unit to four decimal places. Use rounded answers for subsequent calculations. Round other answers to the nearest whole number.

Kipling Manufacturing,Inc. Blending Department
Flow of Units and Equivalent Units Calculation, January 2016
Equivalent Units
% Work
done
Direct
Materials
% Work
Done
Conversion
Costs
Complete/Transferred Answer Answer% Answer Answer% Answer
Ending Inventory a. Answer Answer% Answer Answer% Answer
Total Answer b. Answer Answer b.
Product Cost Report
Direct
Materials
Conversion
Costs
Beginning Inventory $Answer $Answer $Answer
Current Answer Answer Answer
Total Costs to Account For $Answer $Answer $Answer
÷ Total Equivalent Units Answer Answer
Average cost / Equivalent unit (round four decimal places) $Answer c. $Answer c.
Complete / Transferred:
Direct Materials $Answer
Conversion costs Answer
Cost of Goods Manufactured $Answer d.
Ending Inventory:
Direct Materials $Answer
Conversion costs Answer
Cost of Ending Inventory $Answer e.
Total Costs Allocated $Answer

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Kipling Manufacturing,Inc. Blending Department
Flow of Units and Equivalent Units Calculation, January 2016
Equivalent Units
% Work Direct % Work Conversion
done Materials Done Costs
Complete/Transferred 71000 100% 71000 100% 71000
Ending Inventory 3000 100% 3000 60% 1800
Total 74000 74000 72800
Product Cost Report
Direct Conversion
Materials Costs
Beginning Inventory 60000 46800 13200
Current 1377000 852000 525000
Total Costs to Account For 1437000 898800 538200
÷ Total Equivalent Units 74000 72800
Average cost / Equivalent unit (round four decimal places) 12.1459 7.3929
Complete / Transferred:
Direct Materials 862359 =71000*12.1459
Conversion costs 524896 =71000*7.3929
Cost of Goods Manufactured 1387255
Ending Inventory:
Direct Materials 36438 =3000*12.1459
Conversion costs 13307 =1800*7.3929
Cost of Ending Inventory 49745
Total Costs Allocated 1437000

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