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Charlie Chairs Inc., manufactures plastic moldings for car seats. Its costing sy

ID: 2536484 • Letter: C

Question

Charlie Chairs Inc., manufactures plastic moldings for car seats. Its costing system utilizes two cost categories, direct materials and conversion costs. Each product must pass through Department A and Department B. Direct materials are added at the beginning of production. Conversion costs are allocated evenly throughout production. Data for Department A for February 2017 are: work in process, beginning inventory, 40% converted Units started during February Work in process, ending inventory 520 units 960 units 300 units Costs for Department A for February 2017 are Work in process, beginning inventory: Conversion costs Direct materials costs added during February Conversion costs added during February $182,000 $208,000 $601,000 $428,000

Explanation / Answer

Solution:

Problem 1 --- Charlie Chairs Inc

Unit Cost per Equivalent Unit of beginning inventory

Beginning Inventory

Equivalent Units

(B)

Costs

(A)

Unit Cost per Equivalent Unit

(A / B)

Direct materials

(520 Units x 100% complete)

520 Units

$182,000

$350

($182,000 / 520)

Conversion

(520 Units x 40% Complete

208 Units

$208,000

$1,000

($208,000 / 208)

Total Cost

$1,350

Unit Cost per Equivalent Unit of Beginning Inventory = $1,350

Hence, the correct option is C. $1,350

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Beginning Inventory

Equivalent Units

(B)

Costs

(A)

Unit Cost per Equivalent Unit

(A / B)

Direct materials

(520 Units x 100% complete)

520 Units

$182,000

$350

($182,000 / 520)

Conversion

(520 Units x 40% Complete

208 Units

$208,000

$1,000

($208,000 / 208)

Total Cost

$1,350