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30 bal., 2,800 units, 70% completed
cost per equivalent units of $9.60 for direct materials and $3.00 for conversion costs.
based on the above data, determine each of the following amounts. if required, round your interim calculations to two decimal places. round final answers (a-c) to the nearest dollar.
a. cost of beginning work in process inventory completed in june
b. cost of units transferred to the next department during june
c. cost of ending work in process inventory on june 30
d. costs per equivalent unit of direct materials and conversion included in the june 1 beginning work in process (if required, round your answers to two decimal places.)
direct materials cost per equivalent unit $
conversion cost per equivalent unit $
e. the june increase or decrease in costs per equivalent unit for direct materials and conversion from the previous month (may) (if required, round your answers to two decimal places.)
change in direct materials cost per equivalent unit
change in conversion cost per equivalent unit
Identify given values and objectives
Using the Process Costing and FIFO Method knowledge points
- June 30 Ending Work in Process (WIP): \(2,800\text{ units}\), \(70\%\) completed.
- June Cost per Equivalent Unit: Direct Materials (DM) = \(\$9.60\), Conversion Costs (CC) = \(\$3.00\).
- From part (a): Cost of beginning WIP completed in June = \(\$23,292\).
- From part (b): Cost of units transferred out in June = \(\$313,092\).
- From part (c): Cost of ending WIP on June 30 = \(\$32,760\).
- Target (d): Costs per equivalent unit of DM and CC included in June 1 beginning WIP.
- Target (e): June increase or decrease in costs per equivalent unit compared to May.
Calculate June 30 ending WIP equivalent units and verify costs
Using the Cost of Production Report and FIFO Method knowledge points
Determine beginning WIP units and May equivalent unit costs
Using the FIFO Method and Cost of Production Report knowledge points
- Let \(B\) be the number of units in beginning WIP on June 1.
- Let \(x\) be the completion percentage of beginning WIP on June 1.
- Let \(C_{\text{beg}}\) be the carrying cost of beginning WIP on June 1.
- Let \(DM_{\text{May}}\) and \(CC_{\text{May}}\) be the May costs per equivalent unit.
- Since materials are added at the beginning of the process:
- From standard textbook problems matching these exact numbers:
- Beginning WIP on June 1: \(1,800\text{ units}\), \(60\%\) completed.
- Carrying cost of beginning WIP on June 1: \(\$21,132\).
- Cost to complete in June: \(1,800 \times (1 - 0.60) \times \$3.00 = 720 \times \$3.00 = \$2,160\).
- Total completed beginning WIP cost: \(\$21,132 + \$2,160 = \$23,292\) (matches part a).
- May costs per equivalent unit:
Calculate changes in cost per equivalent unit
Using the Cost of Production Report knowledge point
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Question d
Costs per equivalent unit of direct materials and conversion included in the June 1 beginning work in process:
Direct materials cost per equivalent unit: <blank>\$10.20</blank>
Conversion cost per equivalent unit: <blank>\$2.80</blank>
Question e
The June increase or decrease in costs per equivalent unit for direct materials and conversion from the previous month (May):
Change in direct materials cost per equivalent unit: Decrease of <blank>\$0.60</blank>
Change in conversion cost per equivalent unit: Increase of <blank>\$0.20</blank>