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2 years ago

In supplier selection, the main idea is to find the highest-quality materials available.

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The answer is true but other factor may come into play such as the cost and reliability of the supplier so these should be taken into account when choosing a supplier

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Equivalent Units Materials 10400

Equivalent Units Conversion 10960

Cost Per Equivalent Unit Materials $9.8365 

Cost Per Equivalent Unit D. Labor $ 7.2810 

Cost Per Equivalent Unit FOH $ 2.2992

Explanation:

Particulars Units % of Completion Equivalent Units

Materials Conversion Materials Conversion

Complete 12000 100 100 12000 12000

Add EWIP 2000 100 20 2000 400

Less BWIP 3600 100 40 3600 1440

Equivalent Units 10400 10960 

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Costs added during period: Direct materials Direct labor Factory overhead

(10,400 at $9.8365)

102,300 79,800 25,200

Equivalent Unit 10400 10960 10960

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Option A is the correct one

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Among the various options given in question statement, option A is correct

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