Answer:
First we find the Equivalent units, Then total costs and then allocate the costs to the different units such as finished Goods and WIP ending.
Explanation:
Fast Co.
Process Cost Summary
Particulars Units %of Completion Equivalent Units
Mat. Con. Costs Mat. Con. Costs
Units Transferred 168,000 100 100 168,000 168,000
<u>Ending Inventory 29,000 100 80 29,000 23,200</u>
<u>Total Equivalent Units 197,000 191,200</u>
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Materials Conversion Costs Total
WIP Opening $21,300 $ 77,000 98300
<u>Costs Added $ 204,050 $ 835,960 1040010</u>
<u>Total Costs $ 225,350 $ 912,960 </u><u> 1138310 (a)</u>
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Material Cost Per unit = $ 225,350/197,000= $ 1.144
Conversion Costs Per Unit = $ 912,960/ 191,200 = $ 4.77
Total Units Transferred to Finished Goods = 168,000
Total Cost of F.G = Materials $ 1.144* 168,000= $ 191520
Total Cost of F.G = Conversion $ 4.77* 168,000= $ 801360
Costs Transferred To Finished Goods = $191520+$ 801360= $ 992880
Cost oF ending WIP units
Materials 29000*$ 1.144= $33 176
Conversion 23,200 * $4.77= 110664
Total Costs= $ 1443840
Total Costs Of Cutting Department= Costs Of Finished Goods + Costs Of WIP Ending
Total Costs Of Cutting Department=$ 992880+$ 1443840=<u>$1136720(b)</u>
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If we see we find that $<u>1138310 (a) and $1136720(b) are </u>almost equal . There is a slight difference( 1590) because of the rounding off decimal numbers.