Marigold Company had planned to complete its latest batch of pillar candles before year-end, but it simply ran out of time. During the period, 5,390 new candles were started in addition to the 790 that were already in process. At year-end, 5,060 candles were complete. Marigold adds all of its DM at the beginning of the process and uses the weighted-average method of process costing. Ending WIP Inventory this period was three-quarters complete for conversion costs. How many units does Marigold have in ending inventory this period? Units in ending WIP inventory

Marigold Company had planned to complete its latest batch of pillar candles before year-end, but it simply ran out of time. During the period, 5,390 new candles were started in addition to the 790 that were already in process. At year-end, 5,060 candles were complete. Marigold adds all of its DM at the beginning of the process and uses the weighted-average method of process costing. Ending WIP Inventory this period was three-quarters complete for conversion costs. How many units does Marigold have in ending inventory this period? Units in ending WIP inventory

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