Percentage of completion | |||
DM | CC | ||
BWIP | 150 units | 10% | 30% |
EWIP | 200 units | 80% | 40% |
In the current period, 290 units started and 240 units completed.
Costs incurred: DM $320; CC $250
Costs in BWIP: $210 ($80 for DM and $130 for CC)
Based on the above data, compute the cost per EU for DM using WA method.
Equivalent units:
Direct material:
= Units completed + (Ending inventory X Percentage completed)
= 240 + (200 X 80%)
= 400
Cost per equivalent unit:
= ($80 + $320) / 400
= $1
the cost per EU for DM using WA method $1
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