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71.
The following data pertain to t
he Milling Department of
Vario Corporation for July. T
he
company uses the FIFO metho
d in its process costing.
Percent
Complete
Units
Materials
Conversion
Work in process, July 1
800
60%
25%
Units started into producti
on during July
9,400
Units completed during July an
d transferred to the next
department
8,400
Work in process, July 31
1,800
85%
75%
Materials
Conversion
To complete beginning wo
rk in
60%)
Required:
Compute the equivalent
units of production for bo
th materials and conversi
on costs for
the Milling Department for Ju
ly using the FIFO method.
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72.
Voyer Corporation uses th
e FIFO method in its proc
ess costing. The followin
g data pertain
to
its Assembly Department for Au
gust.
Percent
Complete
Units
Materials
Conversion
Work in process, August
1
700
70%
30%
Units started into produc
tion during August
6,900
Units completed during August an
d transferred to the next
department
5,900
Work in process, August
31
1,700
50%
25%
Materials
Conversion
To complete beginning wo
rk in
70%)
Required:
Compute the equivalent
units of production for bo
th materials and convers
ion costs for
the Assembly Departmen
t for August using the FIFO met
hod.
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73.
Farwest Inc. uses the FIF
O method in its process costing sys
tem. The following data
concern the operations of the compan
y’s first processing depa
rtment for a rece
nt month.
Work in process, beginning:
Units in process
800
Percent complete
with respect to materials
70%
Percent complete
with respect to conversion
50%
Units started into produc
tion during the month
22,000
Work in process, ending:
Units in process
300
Percent complete
with respect to materials
80%
Percent complete
with respect to conversion
70%
Required:
Using the FIFO method, deter
mine the equivalent
units of production for ma
terials and
conversion costs.
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74.
Darver Inc. uses the FIFO
method in its process costin
g system. The followin
g dat
a
concern the operations of the compan
y’s first processing depa
rtment for a rece
nt month.
Work in process, beginning:
Units in process
100
Percent complete wit
h respect to materials
80%
Percent complete wit
h respect to conversion
60%
Costs in the beginning invento
ry:
Materials cost
$376
Conversion cost
$2,376
Units started into produc
tion during the
month
21,000
Units completed and transferre
d out
20,400
Costs added to production during
the month:
Materials cost
$93,645
Conversion cost
$825,531
Work in process, ending:
Units in process
700
Percent complete with respect
to materials
70%
Percent complete with respect
to conversion
50%
Required:
Using the FIFO method:
a. Determine the equiva
lent units of production
for materials and conversi
on costs.
b. Determine the cost per equiva
lent unit for materials
and conversion costs
.
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c. Determine the cost of
ending work in proces
s inventory.
d. Determine the cost of
units transferred out of the depa
rtment during the month.
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75.
Easy Inc. uses the FIFO m
ethod in its process costing sy
stem. The following data co
ncern
the operations of the company’s
first processing department fo
r a recent month.
Work in process, beginning:
Units in process
300
Percent complete with respec
t to materials
60%
Percent complete with respec
t to conversion
80%
Costs in the beginning invento
ry:
Materials cost
$594
Conversion cost
$8,256
Units started into produc
tion during the
month
26,000
Units completed and transferre
d out
25,500
Costs added to production during
the month:
Materials cost
$79,732
Conversion cost
$887,626
Work in process, ending:
Units in process
800
Percent complete with respec
t to materials
50%
Percent complete with r
espect to conversion
40%
Required:
Using the FIFO method:
a. Determine the equiva
lent units of production
for materials and conversi
on costs.
b. Determine the cost per equiva
lent unit for materials
and conversion costs
.
c. Determine the cost of
ending work in proces
s inventory.
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d. Determine the cost of
units transferred out of the departmen
t during the month.
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