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Conversion Cost is a type of cost which is incurred to convert raw materials into finished product. It is the combination of direct labor and manufacturing
Cost per Equivalent Unit is nothing but the cost of one complete unit which can be derived by dividing Total Cost incurred by total number of Equivalent Units produced.
Cost per Equivalent Unit = Total Cost/Total number of Equivalent Units
Where,
Requirement 1.
To Determine:
Conversion Cost in Filtration Department
Requirement 2:
To Determine:
Filtration Cost Per litre
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