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Oksana_A [137]
3 years ago
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Lehman Corp. has two departments: Assembly and Testing. Assembly department had beginning inventory of 750 units which were 50%

complete. During the year, 1,200 units were completed and transferred to the Testing department. Ending inventory is comprised of 800 units which were 75% complete. Compute the equivalent units of work done for conversion costs during the year for Lehman Corp. assuming it follows the FIFO process-costing method. Assume direct materials were added at the beginning of the process.
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1 answer:
algol133 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Total equivalent unit     1,425 units

Explanation:

<em>Under the first-in -first out system, to account for the units completed in a period, it is assumed that the opening inventory units are first completed and the balance represents the newly introduced.</em>

<em>Fully worked represents unit of inventory started this this period and completed this period</em>

Fully worked = completed units - opening inventory

Fully worked = 1200 -750 = 450 units

Item                        Units                                     Equivalent Units

Opening WIP         750     750×50%                     375

Fully worked          450      450× 100%                   450

Closing WIP           800       800× 75%                 <u> 600</u>

Total equivalent unit                                              <u>1,425</u>

Note the opening inventory has 50% work done last period so the balance of 50% i.e (100 - 50)  is completed this period

     

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