Delilah sunrise Co. manufactures Berry Black iPhones that passes through two departments, D1 and D2. Materials are added in the D2 Department when conversion is at 50% completion. Conversion costs are incurred uniformly. The activity in units for the D2 department during June are as follows: WIP, June 1 (60% as to conversion) 10,000 Transferred in from D1 Department 64, 000 Defective units at final inspection 5,000 Transferred to finished goods inventory? WIP, June 30 (40% complete as to conversion) 12,000
Delilah sunrise Co. manufactures Berry Black iPhones that passes through two departments, D1 and D2. Materials are added in the D2 Department when conversion is at 50% completion. Conversion costs are incurred uniformly. The activity in units for the D2 department during June are as follows: WIP, June 1 (60% as to conversion) 10,000 Transferred in from D1 Department 64, 000 Defective units at final inspection 5,000 Transferred to finished goods inventory? WIP, June 30 (40% complete as to conversion) 12,000
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Transcribed Image Text:Delilah sunrise Co. manufactures Berry Black iPhones that passes through two departments, D1 and D2.
Materials are added in the D2 Department when conversion is at 50% completion. Conversion costs are
incurred uniformly. The activity in units for the D2 department during June are as follows:
WIP, June 1 (60% as to conversion) 10,000
Transferred in from D1 Department 64, 000
Defective units at final inspection 5,000
Transferred to finished goods inventory ?
WIP, June 30 (40% complete as to conversion) 12,000
The normal limits on production losses is set at 5% of the units started during the period. Total cost of
work in process as of June 1 are: materials-P60,000; conversion-P95,000. Cost of transferred in units
from D1 department totaled P870,00.
Total number of normal lost units is
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