All oher answers are correct except having red cross. So, the correct answers for those are as follows:-
Accounting for total costs: | ||||
Transferred out | $244,500 | |||
Ending Work in proces | ||||
Materials | $27,900 | |||
Convesion | $7,000 | $34,900 | ||
Total costs accounted for | $279,400 | |||
Costs of goods manufactured | $244,500 | |||
Ending | $34,900 | |||
Explanaion:
Accounting for total costs: | ||||
EUP | Cost per EUP | Total Cost | ||
Transferred out | 15000 | 16.3 | $244,500 | |
Ending Work in proces | EUP | Cost per EUP | Total Cost | |
Materials | 3000 | $9.30 | $27,900 | |
Convesion | 1000 | $7.00 | $7,000 | |
Total cost of June 30 Work in proces | $34,900 | |||
Total costs accounted for | $279,400 |
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