Beverly Plastics produces a part used in precision machining. The part is produced in two departments: Mixing and Refining. The rawmaterial is introduced into the process in the Mixing Department. The cost of the material fluctuates significantly month to monthbased on market conditions. Information on costs and operations in the Refining Department for September follow:WIP inventory-RefiningBeginning inventory(17,500 units, 10% complete with respect to Refining costs)Transferred-in costs (from Mixing)Refining conversion costsCurrent work (55,300 units started)Mixing costsRefining costsRequired:Complete the production cost report using the weighted-average method.Note: Round "Cost per equivalent unit" to 2 decimal places.The ending inventory has 14,700 units, which are 90 percent complete with respect to Refining Department costs.Flow of units:Units to be accounted for:Beginning WIP inventoryUnits started this periodTotal units to account forUnits accounted for:Completed and transferred outUnits in ending inventoryMixingRefiningTotal units accounted for$ 244,0559,676$905,625103,140TotalPhysicalUnitsEquivalenMixingDepartmentMixingDepartment

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Beverly Plastics produces a part used in precision machining. The part is produced in two departments: Mixing and Refining. The raw material is introduced into the process in the Mixing Department. The cost of the material fluctuates significantly month to month based on market conditions. Information on costs and operations in the Refining Department for September follow: WIP inventory-Refining Beginning inventory (17,500 units, 10% complete with respect to Refining costs) Transferred-in costs (from Mixing) Refining conversion costs Current work (55,300 units started) Mixing costs Refining costs The ending inventory has 14,700 units, which are 90 percent complete with respect to Refining Department costs. Required: Complete the production cost report using the weighted-average method. Note: Round "Cost per equivalent unit" to 2 decimal places. Flow of units: Units to be accounted for: Beginning WIP inventory Units started this period Total units to account for Units accounted for: Completed and transferred out Units in ending inventory Mixing Refining Total units accounted for $ 244,055 9,676 Total $ 905,625 103,140 Physical Units Equivalen Mixing Department Mixing Department

Beverly Plastics produces a part used in precision machining. The part is produced in two departments: Mixing and Refining. The raw material is introduced into the process in the Mixing Department. The cost of the material fluctuates significantly month to month based on market conditions. Information on costs and operations in the Refining Department for September follow: WIP inventory-Refining Beginning inventory (17,500 units, 10% complete with respect to Refining costs) Transferred-in costs (from Mixing) Refining conversion costs Current work (55,300 units started) Mixing costs Refining costs The ending inventory has 14,700 units, which are 90 percent complete with respect to Refining Department costs. Required: Complete the production cost report using the weighted-average method. Note: Round "Cost per equivalent unit" to 2 decimal places. Flow of units: Units to be accounted for: Beginning WIP inventory Units started this period Total units to account for Units accounted for: Completed and transferred out Units in ending inventory Mixing Refining Total units accounted for $ 244,055 9,676 Total $ 905,625 103,140 Physical Units Equivalen Mixing Department Mixing Department

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