Consider the following data. Department B of Ethel Manufacturing Corp. suffers an average of evaporation loss of 10%. The following data were obtained for the month of October, 2019: Units: In process, October 1 (2/5 completed) 9,600 gallons Received from Department A 30,000 gallons Finished and transferred 25,200 gallons In process, October 31 (1/4 complete) 11,700 gallons Costs: In process beginning P5,760 Received from Department A 30,000 Current costs Materials 19,440 Labor 7,290 Overhead 2,430 Required: a) Under Weighted Average Method, what was the total unit cost? b) Under Weighted Average Method, how much was the cost of the Finished and Transferred out units? c) Under Weighted Average Method, what was the cost of the Work in Process at the end?
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Consider the following data. Department B of Ethel Manufacturing Corp. suffers an average of evaporation loss of 10%. The following data were obtained for the month of October, 2019:
Units:
In process, October 1 (2/5 completed) 9,600 gallons
Received from Department A 30,000 gallons
Finished and transferred 25,200 gallons
In process, October 31 (1/4 complete) 11,700 gallons
Costs:
In process beginning P5,760
Received from Department A 30,000
Current costs
Materials 19,440
Labor 7,290
Required:
a) Under Weighted Average Method, what was the total unit cost?
b) Under Weighted Average Method, how much was the cost of the Finished and Transferred out units?
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