Units in process at the beginning of August 1,100 Units started in August 2,700 Units completed and transferred 3,400 Units in process at end of August 400

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### Production Tracking for August

- **Units in process at the beginning of August:** 1,100
- **Units started in August:** 2,700
- **Units completed and transferred:** 3,400
- **Units in process at end of August:** 400

This table provides a snapshot of the production process throughout August. The data shows the workflow from the units that were already in process at the start of the month to the total units completed and transferred by the end of the month. Additionally, it indicates the number of units that remained in process as of the end of August. This information is crucial for understanding production efficiency and planning future resource allocation.
Transcribed Image Text:### Production Tracking for August - **Units in process at the beginning of August:** 1,100 - **Units started in August:** 2,700 - **Units completed and transferred:** 3,400 - **Units in process at end of August:** 400 This table provides a snapshot of the production process throughout August. The data shows the workflow from the units that were already in process at the start of the month to the total units completed and transferred by the end of the month. Additionally, it indicates the number of units that remained in process as of the end of August. This information is crucial for understanding production efficiency and planning future resource allocation.
**Phillips Company - Assembly Department Data for August**

Phillips Company has the following data for the Assembly Department for August:

- **Conversion costs** are added evenly throughout the process. The company uses the weighted-average method.
- To view detailed data, click [here](#).

**Requirement:**

- Read the requirement for further details.

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**Scenario 1:**

- **Context:** Units in process at the end of August are 10% complete; materials are added at the beginning of the process.

**Production Cost Report - Assembly Department (Partial)**
- **Period:** Month Ended August 31

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**Report Table:**

- Columns:
  - Physical Units
  - Equivalent Units (Direct Materials)
  - Equivalent Units (Conversion Costs)

**Units Accounted For:**

1. **Completed and Transferred Out**
   - Physical Units: [Blank]
   - Direct Materials: [Blank]
   - Conversion Costs: [Blank]

2. **Ending Work-in-Process**
   - Physical Units: [Blank]
   - Direct Materials: [Blank]
   - Conversion Costs: [Blank]

3. **Total Units Accounted For:**
   - Physical Units: [Blank]
   - Direct Materials: [Blank]
   - Conversion Costs: [Blank]

---

This table helps in assessing the production costs and the progress of units through the assembly process.
Transcribed Image Text:**Phillips Company - Assembly Department Data for August** Phillips Company has the following data for the Assembly Department for August: - **Conversion costs** are added evenly throughout the process. The company uses the weighted-average method. - To view detailed data, click [here](#). **Requirement:** - Read the requirement for further details. --- **Scenario 1:** - **Context:** Units in process at the end of August are 10% complete; materials are added at the beginning of the process. **Production Cost Report - Assembly Department (Partial)** - **Period:** Month Ended August 31 --- **Report Table:** - Columns: - Physical Units - Equivalent Units (Direct Materials) - Equivalent Units (Conversion Costs) **Units Accounted For:** 1. **Completed and Transferred Out** - Physical Units: [Blank] - Direct Materials: [Blank] - Conversion Costs: [Blank] 2. **Ending Work-in-Process** - Physical Units: [Blank] - Direct Materials: [Blank] - Conversion Costs: [Blank] 3. **Total Units Accounted For:** - Physical Units: [Blank] - Direct Materials: [Blank] - Conversion Costs: [Blank] --- This table helps in assessing the production costs and the progress of units through the assembly process.
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