1 a) Total amount of purchasing raw material =Total units* cost of raw material for 1 unit = 91*4410 =$401310
Journal entry-
Account Debit Credit
Raw material 401310
Creditors 401310
b) Total conversion cost used = Total units* material cost per unit = 86* 4410= $379260
Journal entry-
Account Debit Credit
Wheelchair 379260
Conversion cost 379260
C)
Journal entry-
Account Debit Credit
Wheelchair 584800
Various accounts 584800
d) Total sale value- Number of units* sale price per unit = 75*15400 = $1155000
Journal entry-
Account Debit Credit
Debtors 1155000
Sales 1155000
e) Value of finished inventory = (Total produced- total sold)* cost of wheel chair = (86-75)* 4410 = $48510
Cost of good sold= 75*4410 =330750
Account Debit Credit
Cost of goods sold 330750
Raw material account 282240
Finished Inventory 48510
Question 2- Ending balance of Finished goods inventory= (Total produced- total sold)* cost of wheel chair = (86-75)* 4410 = $48510
Conversion costs = Balance at the start of year- Amount used within the year = 7,48,000- (86*4410)= $368740
Number of units that can be produced with budgeted conversion cost = amount budgeted/ cost of material per unit= 748000/ 4410 = 170 units
Units actually produced = 86 units
Unproduced units = 170- 86 = 84 units
Balance of WIP inventory at the end of year = 84 * 4410= $370440
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