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3 years ago

PB3.

Business

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astraxan [27]3 years ago

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Answer:

The unit costs are $ 4.87 for 70 % Conversion Costs

The unit costs are $ 5.54 for finished goods

Explanation:

Total Materials cost = $ 115,080

Material Costs for one unit= $ 115,080/ 34000= $ 3.3847= $ 3.39

Conversion Costs= $ 72,072

Conversion Costs for one unit = $ 72072/34000 * 70%= $ 1.4838= $ 1.48

Total Cost per unit= $ 3.39 + $ 1.48= $ 4.87

Process Cost summary

Quantity Schedule

Materials = ($3.39 *34,000)= $ 115,080

Cost Added by Department: Total Cost Unit Cost

Materials= $ 115,080 $ 3.39

Conversion Costs

Labor + Overheads ( 1.48 * 34,000)= $ 50,320 $ 1.48

Units still in process ($ 72072- $ 50320) = $ 19,752 $0.58

Total cost to be accounted for $ 187,152 $ 5.54

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