Nonuniform Inputs, Weighted Average

Carter Inc. had the following production and cost information for its fabrication department during April (with materials added at the beginning of the fabrication process):

Production:
Units in process, April 1, 50% complete with respect to conversion	10,000
Units completed	65,200
Units in process, April 30, 60% complete	12,000
Costs:
Work in process, April 1:
Materials	$40,980
Conversion costs	15,900
Total	$56,880
Current costs:
Materials	$125,000
Conversion costs	210,000
Total	$335,000

Carter uses the weighted average method.

Required:

1. Prepare an equivalent units schedule.

Carter Inc.
Schedule of Equivalent Units
(Weighted Average Method)
			Materials		Conversion
Units completed			fill in the blank		fill in the blank
Add: Units in ending WIP x Percent complete
fill in the blank		fill in the blank %	fill in the blank
fill in the blank		fill in the blank %			fill in the blank
Equivalent units of output			fill in the blank		fill in the blank

2. Calculate the unit cost. Round all intermediate calculations and final answer to the nearest cent. $ per unit

3. Calculate the cost of units transferred out and the cost of EWIP. In your calculations round unit cost to the nearest cent and your final answers to the nearest dollar.

Cost transferred out	$
Cost of ending work in process	$