ACC 222 Introduction to Managerial Accounting Project 1 Process Costing Problem ng Corp. uses a process costing system. It has two processes, carbonation and botting n department adds all materials at the beginning of the process. The department has the tollowing production information for the month of January Complete Units Beginning WIP 80,000 Direct Materials Conversion Costs 100% 65% 45,000 $ 92,000 Units Started - January 220,000 Direct Materials - Jan Conversion Costs - Jan $ 125,400 S 389,400 Units Completed Ending WIP January 31 45,000 Direct Materials Conversion Costs 100% 70% December 31 year-end balances were as follows: Raw materials Conversion Costs 280,000 WIP -Carbonation 137,000 WIP- Bottling $ 180,000 REQUIRED: 1) Using the Weighted Average Method, determine: a) The number of physical units for the period b) The number of equivalent units c) Calculate the cost per unit d) Calculate the cost of the units completed and ending WIP 2) Using T-accounts show the flow of costs through the accounting system 3) Post Journal Entries to record the transactions ACC 222 Introduction to Managerial Accounting Project 1 Process Costing Problem ng Corp. uses a process costing system. It has two processes, carbonation and botting n department adds all materials at the beginning of the process. The department has the tollowing production information for the month of January Complete Units Beginning WIP 80,000 Direct Materials Conversion Costs 100% 65% 45,000 $ 92,000 Units Started - January 220,000 Direct Materials - Jan Conversion Costs - Jan $ 125,400 S 389,400 Units Completed Ending WIP January 31 45,000 Direct Materials Conversion Costs 100% 70% December 31 year-end balances were as follows: Raw materials Conversion Costs 280,000 WIP -Carbonation 137,000 WIP- Bottling $ 180,000 REQUIRED: 1) Using the Weighted Average Method, determine: a) The number of physical units for the period b) The number of equivalent units c) Calculate the cost per unit d) Calculate the cost of the units completed and ending WIP 2) Using T-accounts show the flow of costs through the accounting system 3) Post Journal Entries to record the transactions