1. Freddie Company adds direct materials at the beginning of the process and adds conversion costs throughout the process. Data for the Finishing Departmentfollows:
WIP, April 1 |
11,000 units |
|
Transferred−in costs in WIP, April 1 |
$79,940 |
|
Direct materials (100%) in WIP, April 1 |
$24,420 |
|
Conversion costs
(70%) in WIP, April 1 |
$27,400 |
|
Units
transferred−in |
52,000 |
|
Transferred−in costs during April |
$550,900 |
|
Units completed |
41,000 |
|
April direct materials cost |
$155,500 |
|
April conversion costs |
$241,250 |
|
WIP, April 30 |
22,000 units |
|
(100% for materials and
30% for conversion costs) |
The cost per equivalent unit for conversion costs would be closest to
A. $5.64.
B.$6.06.
C.$4.76.
D.$4.26.
Garrison Company adds direct materials at the beginning of the process and adds conversion costs throughout the process. The data listed below represents data in the Shaping Department:
WIP, April 1
9,000 units
Transferred−in
costs in WIP, April 1
$79,940
Direct materials (100%) in WIP, April 1
$24,420
Conversion costs (75%) in WIP, April 1
$23,400
Units
transferred−in
48,000
Transferred−in
costs during April
$550,900
Units completed
44,000
April direct materials cost
$155,500
April conversion costs
$239,250
WIP, April 30
13,000 units
(100% for materials and 50% for conversion costs)
What are the equivalent units for direct materials?
A.61,000
B.50,500
C.53,000
D.57,000
When using the high−low method, what is the correct order of the following three steps?
i. write the cost equation
ii. find the vertical intercept
iii. find the slope
A.ii, iii, i
B.iii, i, ii
C.i, ii, iii
D. iii, ii, i
Requirement 1: the correct option is "A: $5.64"
Note: Compute cost per equivalent unit for conversion cost as follows
Particulars | Units |
Units completed | 41,000 |
Ending work-in-process (22,000 × 30%) | 6,600 |
Equivalent units for conversion costs | 47,600 |
Particulars | Amount |
Beginning work-in-process | $27,400 |
Conversion costs incurred in April | $241,250 |
Total | $268,650 |
÷ Equivalent units | 47,600 |
Cost per equivalent unit for conversion cost | $5.64 |
Requirement 2: The correct option is "D : 57,000 units"
Note: Compute equivalent units for direct material as follows
Particulars | Units |
Units completed | 44,000 |
Ending work-in-process (100%) | 13,000 |
Equivalent units for direct material | 57,000 |
Requirement 3: The correct option is "D"
The correct order of steps for writing the cost equation is
Step 1: Find the slope
Step 2: Find the vertical intercept
Step 3: Write the cost equation.
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