1. KG Industries had work-in-process for October 2022 as follows: During October the company started production work on 13,000 units. Manufacturing costs incurred during 2022 were: Materials, $88,000; conversion costs, $150,000. Inventory at January 1, 2022 was carried at a cost of $1,670 (materials of $1,150 and conversion costs of $520 ). During the month, 400 units failed to meet quality standards. Inspection occurs when units are 60% complete as to conversion costs and 75% complete as to materials. Engineers designed the production process to hold normal spoilage at 2% of units passing inspection. The company uses the FIFO method of costing its output. Required: Determine the following: \{NOTE: Provide a rationale for any judgments used in computing this information (20 points) A) Total equivalent units for October 2022: i) materials ii) conversion costs B) Equivalent unit cost for October 2022: i) materials ii) conversion costs C) Total cost of abnormal spoilage during October 2022. 1. KG Industries had work-in-process for October 2022 as follows: During October the company started production work on 13,000 units. Manufacturing costs incurred during 2022 were: Materials, $88,000; conversion costs, $150,000. Inventory at January 1, 2022 was carried at a cost of $1,670 (materials of $1,150 and conversion costs of $520 ). During the month, 400 units failed to meet quality standards. Inspection occurs when units are 60% complete as to conversion costs and 75% complete as to materials. Engineers designed the production process to hold normal spoilage at 2% of units passing inspection. The company uses the FIFO method of costing its output. Required: Determine the following: \{NOTE: Provide a rationale for any judgments used in computing this information (20 points) A) Total equivalent units for October 2022: i) materials ii) conversion costs B) Equivalent unit cost for October 2022: i) materials ii) conversion costs C) Total cost of abnormal spoilage during October 2022