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for December Information for the Production Department are! WAP Dec. 1 Units 7,200 (45% complete) DM + 42,000 DL $50,400 OI 1
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Production Department
Cost of Production Report Weighted Average Method
Whole Units Equivalent Units
Material Conversion
Physical Flow Schedule Materials received in Dec-
Units charged to production: Completed and transferred out 38,400.00
Inventory in process on Dec 1        7,200.00 Add: closing      3,600.00
Direct materials received      34,800.00 See Note A Less: Opening      7,200.00
Total units accounted      42,000.00 Materials received in Dec- 34,800.00 Note A
Equivalent Units Started and completed in Dec
Inventory in Process, Dec 1        7,200.00        7,200.00       7,200.00 F Completed and transferred out 38,400.00
Started and completed in Dec      31,200.00      31,200.00    31,200.00 See Note B Less: Opening      7,200.00
Goods finished in Dec      38,400.00      38,400.00    38,400.00 G= F+B Started and completed in Dec 31,200.00 Note B
Inventory in Process, Dec 31
(85% completed)
       3,600.00        3,600.00       3,060.00 H
Equivalent Units      42,000.00      42,000.00    41,460.00 C
COSTS Total
Costs per equivalent unit
Total costs for Dec 186,000.00 317,600.00 503,600.00 D This cost included opening WIP cost also. So for Material its $ (144000+42000) and for conversion its $ (50400+14400+192800+60000).
Total equivalent units      42,000.00    41,460.00 See C
Unit costs                4.43              7.66 E=D/C
Valuation of Inventories & Cost reconciliation
Inventory in Process, Dec 1      42,000.00    64,800.00 106,800.00 This is opening WIP cost. So for Material its $ 42000 and for conversion its $ (50400+14400).
Costs incurred in Dec 144,000.00 252,800.00 396,800.00 This is cost incurred in Dec. So for Material its $ 144000 and for conversion its $ (192800+60000).
Total costs accounted for 186,000.00 317,600.00 503,600.00
Costs allocated to completed and partially completed units
To complete Inventory in Process, Dec 1      31,885.71    55,154.85    87,040.56 I= F*E
Started and completed in Dec 138,171.43 239,004.34 377,175.77 J= B*E
Finished goods in Dec 170,057.14 294,159.19 464,216.33 K=I+J
Inventory in Process, Dec 31
(85% completed)
     15,942.86    23,440.81    39,383.67 L=H*E
Total costs assigned 503,600.00 M=K+L
Note: in Weighted Average method total cost (production+ Opening WIP) is allocated among equivalent units.
Answer 1 Material Conversion
Equivalent Units of production      42,000.00      41,460.00 See Note C
Answer 2
Ending work in process        3,600.00        3,060.00 See Note H
Ending work in process ($)      15,942.86      23,440.81 See Note L
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