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Julli [10]
3 years ago
11

ToySpot, a soft toy manufacturer, receives an order of 250 teddy bears. For this particular order, its total inventory includes

300 yards of fabric, 200 yards of ribbon, 250 pounds of cotton, 185 teddy bears in various stages of manufacturing, and 65 completed teddy bears. In the context of this scenario, how many teddy bears can be considered work-in-process inventory.
Business
1 answer:
Vinil7 [7]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

185 teddy bears are in work in progress inventory

Explanation:

given data

receives order = 250 teddy bears

fabric = 300 yards

ribbon = 200 yards

cotton = 250 pounds

to find out

how many teddy bears can be considered work-in-process inventory

solution

we know that teddy bears to be manufactured is = 250

so finished and this comes under finished goods inventory are

goods inventory = 65 teddy bears

and still in the process is 185 teddy bears

so they needs to undergo further process because the work is still not completed

so we can say that 185 teddy bears are in work in progress inventory

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