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8
Process Costing
Solutions to Review Questions
8-1.
8-2.
Using the basic cost flow equation, rearrange the terms to solve for the unknown
8-3.
With FIFO costing, the units in the beginning inventory are transferred out first. These
beginning inventory units carry with them the costs incurred in a previous period plus the
8-4.
The five steps are:
1) Measure the physical flow of resources.
8-5.
Under FIFO costing, the equivalent units represent only the work done in the current
8-6.
8-7.
Prior department costs behave the same as direct materials, which are typically added at
the start of production. They are treated separately because they represent the
8-8.
8-9.
Solutions to Critical Analysis and Discussion Questions
8-10.
To assign costs to specific barrels of liquid cleaning products or similarly mass–produced
8-11.
This is a fairly common problem. LIFO is usually beneficial for tax purposes when prices
are rising and inventory levels are steady or rising. However, maintaining internal records
8-12.
The results will be the same using either costing system. The important point is that job
8-13.
Answers will differ. Factors to consider include: (a) the relative size of beginning work-in-
8-14.
We could treat direct labor costs and manufacturing overhead as a single resource
8-15.
It is not necessary that both departments use the same cost-flow assumption. Department
8-16.
With prior period costs, a department manager often does not control the decision to
8-17.
It is unlikely, but not impossible, for process costing to work well in a service firm. Process
Solutions to Exercises
8-18. (20 min.) Compute Equivalent Units—Weighted-Average Method: Conlon
Chemicals.
a.
Materials
b.
Conversion Costs
– 157,500 units transferred out.
8-19. (20 min.) Compute Equivalent Units—FIFO method: Conlon Chemicals.
Compute Equivalent Units—FIFO
a.
Materials
b.
Conversion Costs
To complete beginning inventory:
Materials: 50%a x 30,000 units.......................
15,000
EU
Alternative Method:
Equivalent
units of work
=
Units
transferred
+
EU
ending
–
EU
beginning
8-20. (15 min.) Compute Equivalent Units—Weighted-Average Method: Pierce &
Company.
a.
Materials
b.
Conversion
Costs
Units transferred out ...............................................
210,000
210,000
8-21. (20 min.) Compute Equivalent Units—FIFO method: Pierce & Company.
a.
Materials
b.
Conversion
Costs
To complete beginning inventory:
Materials: 0%b x 98,000a units ..............................
0
EU
Conversion costs: 60%c x 98,000 units .................
58,800
EU
a 98,000 units in beginning inventory
Alternative Method
Equivalent
units of work
=
Units
transferred
+
EU
ending
–
EU
beginning
8-22. (30 min.) Compute Equivalent Units: Magic Company.
a. Weighted-average method:
Materials
Conversion
Costs
Units transferred out .......................................................
480,000
480,000
Materials
Conversion
Costs
To complete beginning inventory:
Materials: 0%a x 72,000 units ........................
0
EU
Conversion costs: 40%b x 72,000 units ..........
28,800
EU
8-23. (10 min.) Equivalent Units: Weighted-Average Process Costing.
(e). None of these answers are correct.
8-24. (30 min.) Compute Equivalent Units—Ethical Issues: Aaron Company.
a. Weighted-average method:
Materials
Conversion
Costs
Units transferred out ...............................................
630,000
630,000
b. First-in, First-out (FIFO) method:
a.
Materials
b.
Conversion
Costs
To complete beginning inventory:
Materials: 0%a x 150,000 units .......................
0
EU
c.
8-25. (10 min.) Equivalent Units and Cost of Production.
If the percentage completion is overstated, (a) the total equivalent units for the period will
be overstated, because the work-in-process ending inventory will be assumed to have
8-26. (20 min.) Compute Cost per Equivalent Unit—Weighted-Average Method:
Moline Facility.
Physical
Units
Materials
Eq. Units
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
54,000
8-27. (20 min.) Compute Cost per Equivalent Unit—FIFO method: Moline Facility.
Physical
Units
Materials Eq.
Units
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ........................................
54,000
Units started this period ..........................................
144,000
Total units to account for .....................................
198,000
Direct
Materials
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
Total costs to be accounted for (current period costs only) ...........
$475,200
8-28. (20 min.) Compute Equivalent Units—FIFO method: Campo Company.
Physical
Units
Conversion
Eq. Units
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ..............................................
90,000
Units accounted for:
Completed and transferred out
8-29. (20 min.) Compute Equivalent Units and Cost per Equivalent Unit—
Weighted-Average method: Campo Company.
a.
Physical
Units
Equivalent Units
Materials
Eq. units
Conversion
Costs Eq. units
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
90,000
Units started this period ..................................
1,020,000
b.
Total
Direct
Materials
Conversion
Costs
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
8-30. (10 min.) Cost Per Equivalent Unit: Weighted-Average Method.
8-31. (35 min.) Compute Costs per Equivalent Unit—Weighted-Average Method:
Matsui Lubricants.
Physical
Units
Equivalent Units
Materials
Eq. units
Conversion
Costs Eq. units
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
600
Units started this period..................................
4,000
a 3,400 units transferred out = 4,600 units to account for – 1,200 units in ending WIP
inventory.
Total
Direct
Materials
Conversion
Costs
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
Costs in beginning WIP inventory .........
$ 1,248
$ 976
$ 272
8-32. (20 min.) Assign Costs to Goods Transferred Out and Ending Inventory—
Weighted-Average Method: Matsui Lubricants.
Total
Direct
Materials
Conversion
Costs
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ...................
$ 1,248
$ 976
$ 272
8-33. (35 min.) Compute Costs per Equivalent Unit—FIFO Method: Matsui
Lubricants.
Physical
Units
Equivalent Units
Materials
Eq. units
Conversion
Costs Eq. units
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Started and completed currently (2,800 x 100%)
2,800
2,800
Units in ending inventory ......................................
1,200
Materials (1,200 x 40%) ....................................
480
Conversion costs (1,200 x 20%) .......................
240
8-34. (20 min.) Assign Costs to Goods Transferred Out and Ending Inventory—
FIFO Method: Matsui Lubricants.
Physical
Units
Equivalent Units
Materials
Eq. units
Conversion Costs
Eq. units
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
600
8-34. (continued)
Total
Direct
Materials
Conversion
Costs
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
Current costs added to complete
beginning WIP inventory ....................................
1,344
Materials ($3.25 x 240) .......................
780
Conversion costs ($2.00 x 282) ..........
564
Current costs of units started and
14,700
8-35. (35 min.) Compute Costs per Equivalent Unit—Weighted-Average Method:
Pacific Ink.
Physical
Units
Equivalent Units
Materials
Eq. units
Conversion Costs
Eq. units
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Total
Direct
Materials
Conversion
Costs
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ...................
$ 744,960
$ 304,920
$ 440,040
8-36. (20 min.) Assign Costs to Goods Transferred Out and Ending Inventory—
Weighted-Average Method: Pacific Ink.
Total
Direct
Materials
Conversion
Costs
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ..................
$ 744,960
$ 304,920
$ 440,040
Current period costs .......................................
5,371,440
2,343,600
3,027,840
Total costs to be accounted for ...................
$6,116,400
$2,648,520
$3,467,880
8-37. (35 min.) Compute Costs per Equivalent Unit—FIFO Method: Pacific Ink.
Physical
Units
Equivalent Units
Materials
Eq. units
Conversion
Costs Eq.
units
Flow of units:
Units accounted for:
Completed and transferred out
102,000
From beginning WIP inventory
Total
Direct
Materials
Conversion
Costs
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ...................
$ 744,960
$ 304,920
$ 440,040
8-38. (20 min.) Assign Costs to Goods Transferred Out and Ending Inventory—
FIFO Method: Pacific Ink.
Physical
Units
Equivalent Units
Materials
Eq. units
Conversion
Costs Eq. units
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
48,000
8-38. (continued)
Total
Direct
Materials
Conversion
Costs
Flow of costs:
Costs accounted for:
Costs assigned to units transferred out:
Costs from beginning WIP inventory ...........
$ 744,960
$ 304,920
$ 440,040
Current costs added to complete
costs are lower under FIFO.
8-39. (50 min.) Prepare a Production Cost Report—FIFO method: Lansing, Inc.
Physical Units
Equivalent Units
Prior
Department
Department
No. T
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
15,000
Units started this period..................................
35,000
8-39. (continued)
Total
Prior
Department
Department
No. T
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ...................
$169,150
$116,000
$ 53,150
Current period costs .......................................
489,050
280,000
209,050
8-40. (50 min.) Prepare a Production Cost Report—Weighted-Average Method:
Lansing Inc.
a.
Physical
Units
Equivalent Units
Prior
Department
Department
No. T
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
15,000
Total
Prior
Department
Department
No. T
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ..................
$169,150
$116,000
$ 53,150
8-40. (continued)
c. The decision depends on the decisions that will be made using the data. If the most
8-41. (50 min.) Prepare a Production Cost Report—Weighted-Average Method:
Yarmouth Company.
Physical
Units
Equivalent Units
Mixing
Department
Finishing
Department
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
30,000
Total
Direct
Materials
Conversion
Costs
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ...................
$723,636
$657,600
$ 66,036
Current period costs .......................................
7,565,964
5,174,400
2,391,564
Total costs to be accounted for ...................
$8,289,600
$5,832,000
$2,457,600
8-42. (50 min.) Production Cost Report—FIFO method: Yarmouth Company.
a.
Physical Units
Equivalent Units
Mixing
Department
Finishing
Department
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
30,000
8-42. (continued)
Total
Mixing
Department
Finishing
Department
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ...................
$723,636
$657,600
$ 66,036
Costs accounted for:
Costs assigned to units transferred out:
Costs from beginning WIP inventory ...........
$723,636
$657,600
$ 66,036
Current costs added to complete beginning
8-42. (continued)
8-43. (10 min.) Cost Per Equivalent Unit: Weighted-Average Method.
The correct answer is (b). The difference between the weighted-average and FIFO
methods of process costing is how they handle beginning WIP. When there is no
beginning WIP there is no difference between the two costing methods.
Answer (a) is incorrect because both methods assume units are homogeneous. Answer
8-44. (50 min.) Operations Costing―Ethical Issues: Brokia Electronics.
a.
Total
Basic
(40,000
units)
Photo
(30,000
units)
UrLife
(10,000
units)
Materials ......................
$2,240,000
$480,000
$1,200,000
$560,000
Conversion
Assemblya ..............
$ 2,100,000
1,050,000
787,500
262,500
(1)
Total
Basic
(40,000
units)
Photo
(30,000
units)
UrLife
(10,000
units)
Materials
$2,240,000
$480,000
$1,200,000
$560,000
Conversion
Assemblya
$ 2,100,000
450,000
1,125,000
525,000
8-45. (50 min.) Operation Costing: Ferdon Watches.
a.
8-45. (continued)
b.
Total
Gag-Gift
(5,000
units)
Commuter
(10,000
units)
Sport
(13,000
units)
Retirement
(2,000
units)
Conversion
Assemblya ..............
$120,000
$20,000
$40,000
$52,000
$ 8,000
Polishingb ...............
69,000
–0–
30,000
39,000
–0–
Solutions to Problems
8-46. (45 min.) Compute Equivalent Units: Multiple Choice.
a. The answer is (4).
Materials
Conversion
Costs
Units transferred out ..........................................
790,000
a
790,000
a
EU in ending inventory:
b. The answer is (3).
Prior
Department
Costs
Materials
Conversion
Costs
Units transferred out ..........................................
330,000
a
330,000
a
330,000
a
c. The answer is (4).
EU to complete beginning inventory 70%a x 20,000
14,000
EU
8-46. (continued)
d. The answer is (1).
Materials
Conversion
Costs
To complete beginning inventory:
Materials: 0%a x 40,000 units ........................
0
Conversion costs: 30%b x 40,000 units ..........
12,000
EU
8-47. (30 min) FIFO Method: Glasgow Corporation.
a.
Physical
Units
Equivalent Units
Conversion
Costs
Flow of units
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
20,000
Conversion Costs
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ............................
$ 232,200
Cost per equivalent unit ($1,306,800 ÷ 88,000) ..........
$ 14.85
8-47. (continued)
b.
8-48.
(50 min.) Prepare a Production Cost Report—Weighted Average Method: Kansas Supplies.
a.
Kansas Supplies
Assembling Department
Production Cost Report—Weighted-Average
Flow of Production Units
(Section 1)
Physical
8-48. (continued)
Total costs
Prior
department
costs
Materials
Labor
Manufacturing
overhead
Costs to be accounted for: (Section 3)
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ...................
$ 382,800
$192,000
$120,000
$ 43,200
$27,600
Materials ($696,000 435,000) ......................
$1.60
Labor ($259,200 405,000) ...........................
$0.64
8-48. (continued)
b. The report to management should include the following items:
8-49.
(50 min.) Prepare a Production Cost Report—FIFO Method: Kansas Supplies.
a.
Kansas Supplies
Assembling Department
Production Cost Report—FIFO
Flow of Production Units
(Section 1)
(Section 2)
COMPUTE EQUIVALENT UNITS
Physical
units
Prior
department
costs
Materials
Labor
Manufacturing
overhead
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
75,000
8-49. (continued)
Costs
DETAILS
Total Costs
Prior
department
costs
Materials
Labor
Manufacturing
overhead
Costs to be accounted for: (Section 3)
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ...................
$ 382,800
$192,000
$120,000
$ 43,200
$27,600
8-49. (continued)
Details
Total Costs
Prior
department
costs
Materials
Labor
Manufacturing
overhead
Costs accounted for: (Section 5)
Costs assigned to units transferred out:
Costs from beginning WIP inventory ...........
$ 382,800
$192,000
$120,000
$ 43,200
$27,600
Current costs added to complete beginning WIP inventory:
Prior department costs ............................
–0–
–0–
Materials ..................................................
–0–
–0–
8-49. (continued)
b. The report to management should include the following items:
8-50. (60 min.) Prepare a Production Cost Report and Adjust Inventory Balances—Weighted-Average Method:
Fremont Corporation.
a.
Fremont Corporation
Production Cost Report—Weighted-Average
Flow of Production Units
(Section 1)
Physical units
Units to be accounted for:
(Section 2)
COMPUTE EQUIVALENT UNITS
Materials
Labor
Overhead
Units accounted for:
Units completed and transferred out:
From beginning inventory............................
80,000
8-50. (continued)
Costs
Details
Total costs
Materials
Labor
Overhead
Costs to be accounted for: (Section 3)
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ...................
$ 1,222,800
$ 240,000
$ 546,000
$ 436,800
Current period costs .......................................
5,534,400
1,560,000
2,208,000
1,766,400
8-50. (continued)
b. Adjustment required:
Work in
Process
Finished
Goods
c. Income would have been understated.
8-51. (40 min.) Prepare a Production Cost Report and Show Cost Flows Through
Accounts—FIFO Method: Recyclers, Inc.
Recyclers, Inc.
Production Cost Report—FIFO
a.
Flow of Production Units
(Section 2)
Compute Equivalent
Units
(Section 1)
Physical units
Conversion
costs
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
300
8-51. (continued)
Costs
Total costs
Conversion
costs
Costs to be accounted for: (Section 3)
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ......................
$ 576
$ 576
Current period costs ..........................................
10,800
10,800
b.
Work in Process
Beginning inventory:
Conversion costs
576
8-52. (40 min.) Prepare a Production Cost Report and Show Cost Flows Through
Accounts—Weighted-Average Method: Recyclers, Inc.
Recyclers, Inc.
Production Cost Report—Weighted Average
a.
Flow of Production Units
(Section 2)
Compute Equivalent
Units
(Section 1)
Physical units
Conversion
costs
Units to be accounted for:
8-52. (continued)
Costs
Total costs
Conversion
costs
Costs to be accounted for: (Section 3)
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ......................
$ 576
$ 576
Current period costs ..........................................
10,800
10,800
b.
Work in Process
Beginning inventory:
Conversion costs
576.00
8-53. (60 min.) FIFO Process Costing: Pantanal, Inc.
Pantanal, Inc.
Assembling Department
Production Cost Report—FIFO
Flow of Production Units
(Section 1)
(Section 2)
COMPUTE EQUIVALENT UNITS
Physical units
Prior
department
costs
Materials
Conversion
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
12,500
8-53. (continued)
Costs
DETAILS
Total Costs
Prior
department
costs
Materials
Conversion
Costs to be accounted for: (Section 3)
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ...................
$323,400
$ 98,000
$ 164,400
$ 61,000
8-53. (continued)
Details
Total Costs
Prior
department
costs
Materials
Conversion
Costs accounted for: (Section 5)
Costs assigned to units transferred out:
Costs from beginning WIP inventory ..................................
$ 323,400
$ 98,000
$ 164,400
$ 61,000
Current costs added to complete beginning WIP inventory:
8-54. (50 min.) Prepare a Production Cost Report—Weighted-Average Method:
Saline Solutions.
a. 60 percent complete. The key to this problem is to set up the production cost report to
the extent you can and then fill in the missing information.
Physical
Units
Equivalent Units
Materials
Conversion
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
50,000
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ...................
$482,424
$438,400
d
$ 44,024
e
Current period costs .......................................
5,043,976
3,449,600
1,594,376
8-54. (continued)
Notes:
a. Given.
b. Because the units are fully complete with respect to materials, the equivalent
units are equal to the physical units.
8-55. (30 min.) Determine Degree of Completion—FIFO method: Saline Solutions.
a. The ending work in process is at least 60% complete with respect to conversion costs.
This is a problem that requires relatively few computations, but a thorough understanding
of process costing. There are various ways to work through to an answer; the following is
one.
8-56. (40 min.) Solving For Unknowns—FIFO Method.
a.
Units started and completed equals the units transferred out (units completed this
period) less the units started in a previous period (beginning inventory):
8-56. (continued)
c.
Equivalent units
=
Beginning inventory
x (1 – percentage of completion of beginning inventory)
+ 100% of units started and completed
d. The cost per equivalent unit is obtained by dividing the ending inventory costs by the
equivalent units in ending inventory:
Equivalent units worked this period are the sum of the equivalent units to:
8-57. (50 min.) Solving For Unknowns—Weighted-Average Method.
a. Units transferred out equals beginning inventory plus current work minus ending
inventory. In equation form:
b. The inventory equation yields:
8-57. (continued)
c. First, we compute the cost of ending inventory:
BB + TI (current work)
=
TO + EB
d. The materials cost per equivalent unit is:
$26,880 ÷ 12,800 units transferred out
=
$2.10 per EU
8-58. (50 min.) Operation Costing—Work-in-Process Inventory: Washington, Inc.
a.
The material costs per unit are:
The conversion costs per equivalent unit are:
Department A:
Physical
Units
Conversion Costs
Equivalent Units
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
8-58. (continued)
Total
Conversion
Costs
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
Department B:
Physical
Units
Conversion Costs
Equivalent Units
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
–0–
Total
Conversion
Costs
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
Costs in beginning WIP inventory ...................
$ –0–
$ –0–
Current period costs .......................................
42,000
42,000
8-58. (continued)
Cost of units transferred to finished goods:
Product
Unit
Material
Cost
Unit
Department
A Cost
Unit
Department
B Cost
Unit Cost
b.
Work-in-Process Ending Inventory Balances are (note the number of units is equal to the
difference between the units started and units completed):
Department A:
Material cost
Number
of Units
Unit
Cost
Total Cost
X-10 ........................
100
$150
$ 15,000
8-59. (50 min.) Operation Costing—Work-in-Process Inventory: Miller Outdoor
Equipment.
The solution to this problem is to apply process costing methods for the conversion
costs and then add the cost of materials for each product. Because there is no
beginning work-in-process inventory, FIFO and weighted-average process costing
gives the same results.
a.
The material costs per unit are:
Physical
Units
Conversion Costs
Equivalent Units
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
–0–
Units started this perioda
1,520
8-59. (continued)
Total
Conversion
Costs
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
Customizing Department:
Physical
Units
Conversion Costs
Equivalent Units
Flow of units:
Units to be accounted for:
Beginning WIP inventory ................................
–0–
Units started this perioda
840
Total
Conversion
Costs
Flow of costs:
Costs to be accounted for:
8-59. (continued)
Cost of units transferred to finished goods:
Product
Unit
Material
Cost
Stitching
Department
Unit Cost
Customizing
Department
Unit Cost
Unit Cost
b.
Work-in-Process Ending Inventory Balances are (note the number of units is equal to the
difference between the units started and units completed):
Stitching Department:
8-59. (continued)
Customizing Department:
Material cost
Number
of Units
Unit
Cost
Total Cost
Novice ................................
10
$36
360
Hiker ..................................
20
45
900
8-60. (50 min.) Process Costing and Ethics – Increasing Production to Boost
Profits: Pacific Siding, Inc.
8-60. (continued)
b. See the revised data entry section and production cost report below:
Data Entry Section
Unit Information
Percent Complete
Units
(board
Direct
Direct
feet)
materials
labor
Overhead
Units in beginning WIP inventory (all completed this period)
250,000
n/a
n/a
n/a
8-60. (continued)
Revised Production Cost Report
Month Ending March 31
Step 1: Summary of Physical Units and Equivalent Unit Calculations
Physical
Units to be accounted for
Units
Units in beginning WIP inventory
250,000
Step 2: Summary of Costs to be Accounted for
Direct
Direct
Costs to be accounted for
materials
labor
Overhead
Total
Costs in beginning WIP inventory
$76,000
$90,000
$150,000
$316,000
Step 3: Calculation of Cost per Equivalent Unit
8-60. (continued)
Direct
Direct
materials
labor
Overhead
Total
Step 4: Assign Costs to Units Transferred Out and Units in Ending WIP Inventory
Direct
Direct
materials
labor
Overhead
Total
8-60. (continued)
Solutions to Integrative Cases
8-61. (70 min.) Show Cost Flows—FIFO Method: Vermont Co.
Work in Process
Beginning Balance
716,000
Transferred out:
Additional computations:
a $240,320 = 40,000 EU transferred x ($300,400 ÷ 50,000 EU for materials)
Finished Goods
Cost of Goods Sold
8-61. (continued)
The journal entry to assign the overapplied overhead to cost of goods sold is:
8-62. (45 min.) Job Costing, Process Costing, Choosing a Costing Method:
Bouwens Corporation.
This problem is computationally straight-forward, but requires the student to think
about the use of the costs from the costing system and how to best reflect the
production costs for a single product for two customer types.
a. The “job” costs for each product are the unit costs in each building:
M-Solv
(B-155)
C-Solv
(B-159)
b. The “process” costs for each product are the unit costs for both buildings divided by
total production:
M-Solv
(B-155)
C-Solv
(B-159)
Total
Materials costs ....................
$14,000
$ 40,000
$ 54,000
8-62. (continued)
d. Compute the unit costs for materials and conversion costs separately.
M-Solv
(B-155)
C-Solv
(B-159)
Materials costs ....................
$14,000
$ 40,000
