how do you compute both direct material cost and the conversion cost per equvalent unit 03654

Name: how do you compute both direct material cost and the conversion cost per equvalent unit 03654
Uploaded: 2024-03-25T18:10:47-08:00
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00:01 For our equivalent units, first for our direct materials, for the beginning to work in process, we need to take our 75 ,060 times 20%, which is going to give us 15 ,012.

00:17 For the units started this period, we need to take 585 ,000 times 100%, which is just 585 ,000.

00:27 For the ending work, we need to take 95 ,000 times 20%, which is equal to 19 ,000.

00:38 So then to get our total, we need to add all of these up to get 619 ,012 units...

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