ans 13 True | ||||||
weighted average takes both begiining work in process cost and cost | ||||||
added during the period together in calculation of equiavent cost per unit. | ||||||
So it can be said that it belongs to current period. | ||||||
ans 14 True | ||||||
It is necessary to convert transferred in goods to equivalent units for the current department | ||||||
ans 15 True | ||||||
As it’s a mixture of job and process costing so for direct material job costing is used and | ||||||
for conversion cost process costing is used | ||||||
If any doubt please comment |
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