Q5. The following data pertains to Department 2 for a product, for the month of March 2021:Transferred in from Chemical Mixing Department (Department 1) 50,000 unitsTransferred out to Blister Packing Department (Department 3) 40,000 unitsNormal loss occurred in October2% of transferred inUnit cost for units transferred in from Department 1R$ 360 per unitDirect Labor cost in Department 2R$ 1,800,000FOH cost in Tablet Formation Department2 times of Direct LaborNo materials are added in Department 2.Work in process at the end of October is 2/3 complete with respect to conversion.RequiredPrepare a Cost of Production Report for Department 2 for the month of March 2021.

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25. The following data pertains to Department 2 for a product, for the month of March 2021: Transferred in from Chemical Mixing Department (Department 1) 50,000 units Transferred out to Blister Packing Department (Department 3) 40,000 units Normal loss occurred in October 2% of transferred in Rs 360 per unit Unit cost for units transferred in from Department 1 Direct Labor cost in Department 2 R$ 1,800,000 FOH cost in Tablet Formation Department 2 times of Direct Labor No materials are added in Department 2

25. The following data pertains to Department 2 for a product, for the month of March 2021: Transferred in from Chemical Mixing Department (Department 1) 50,000 units Transferred out to Blister Packing Department (Department 3) 40,000 units Normal loss occurred in October 2% of transferred in Rs 360 per unit Unit cost for units transferred in from Department 1 Direct Labor cost in Department 2 R$ 1,800,000 FOH cost in Tablet Formation Department 2 times of Direct Labor No materials are added in Department 2

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