Please answer and explanation general accounting question The Chocolate Processing Department of Cocoa Delights, Inc. had 65,000pounds of cocoa beans to account for in August. Of the 65,000 pounds,42,000 pounds were completed and transferred to the PackagingDepartment, and the remaining 23,000 pounds were 40% complete.Calculate the total equivalent units of production for direct materials.

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