Physical Units Data Beginning Work in Process Units Started to WIP 15,000 units 60,000 units Ending Work in Process (100% complete materials, 20% complete for conversion costs 26,000 units Manufacturing Cost Data Beginning work in Process Materials Conversion Costs 15,000 $ 30,435 Costs added Materials 180,000 99,645 Conversion Costs Step 1&2. Account for the Physical units and Determine the Equivalent units completed for the month

Physical Units Data Beginning Work in Process Units Started to WIP 15,000 units 60,000 units Ending Work in Process (100% complete materials, 20% complete for conversion costs 26,000 units Manufacturing Cost Data Beginning work in Process Materials Conversion Costs 15,000 $ 30,435 Costs added Materials 180,000 99,645 Conversion Costs Step 1&2. Account for the Physical units and Determine the Equivalent units completed for the month

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