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The following information is related to the blending department: 1 , 9 0 0 units in beginning WIP, 6 0 % completed as to conversion

The following information is related to the blending department:
1,900 units in beginning WIP, 60% completed as to conversion costs
Direct Materials added: 22,000 units
Goods completed and transferred total 21,800 units
All materials are added the beginning of the process.
Beginning WIP was $7,657
Cost of DM added during the month: $77,000
Cost of DL added during the month: $14,200
Factory overhead applied during the month: $6,880
Ending WIP inventory is 20% completed as to conversion costs
Required: (Use Separare Worksheet for items 1-4)
Compute total units to be assigned costs
Compute Group 1-3 whole units and equivalent units
Compute cost per equivalent unit for materials and conversion costs
Using cost per equivalent unit above, determine (A) cost transferred
out of WIP to next department and (B) cost assigned to ending WIP
Answer the following questions:
Process costing is essentially allocating costs incurred during the period to work performed during
the period. We know costs incurred; how do we determine work performed during the period?
We treat DM and Conversion Costs differently in process costing. What is the assumption as to how
each is consumed during the production process?
The following T-account may be helpful in organizing the information:
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