Clean and Shine, Inc., produces a shampoo. The beginning work in process inventory in the Blending Department was 1,000 units. During the month, 15,000 units were transferred into the department, 13, 500 units were transferred out to the next department, and 2, 500 units were in the ending work in process inventory. Compute the equivalent units of production for prior department costs in the Blending Department. Compute equivalent units of production for labor, cost per equivalent unit, cost of units transferred out, and cost of ending work in process. (Objs. 1, 2, 3). The beginning work in process inventory in the Configuration Department of the Novak Company on August 1 was 600 units, to which 60 percent of labor had been applied at a cost of $720. During August, 8,000 units were transferred into the department and 7, 200 units were transferred out to the next department. Labor costs of $22, 860 were incurred during the month. The 1, 400 units in the ending work in process in the Configuration Department were estimated to be 30 percent complete as to labor. Determine the equivalent units of production for labor. Compute the cost per equivalent unit for labor. Compute the labor cost in the units transferred out during the month. Compute the labor cost in the ending work in process inventory for the Configuration Department. Compute equivalent units of production for materials, cost per equivalent unit, cost of units transferred out, and cost of ending work in process. (Objs. 1, 2, 3). The beginning work in process inventory in the Cooking Department of Kentucky Molasses Company on April 1 was 1,000 units, to which 100 percent of materials had been added