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COSTS: W-1-P Nov. 1:                    $9,600         $4,800

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Total costs for the month          $25,500       $19,200

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Transferred to Dept B: 12,000     12,000        12,000

W-1-P Nov. 30:               6,000       6,000         3,000

Equivalent units                            18,000        15,000

Cost per equivalent units:

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Total costs for the month   $25,500       $19,200

Equivalent units                      18,000         15,000

Cost per equivalent unit       $1.42           $1.28

Costs assigned to:

Units Transferred to Dept B:  $17,040      $15,360              $32,400

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W-1-P Nov. 30:                           8,520           3,840                 12,360

                                     (6,000 *$1.42)     (3,000 * $1.28)

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Equivalent units of production:

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W-1-P Nov. 1:                           8,000      0 (0%)        2,000  (25%)

Units started & completed: 10,000     10,000        10,000

W-1-P Nov. 30:                       6,000      6,000         3,000

Equivalent units                                   16,000        15,000

Cost per equivalent units:

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Started in November:   10,000

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W-1-P Nov. 30:                6,000      100%           50%

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