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Transcribed Image Text:Match the following terms to their definitions.
(Abbreviation used: EUP-equivalent units
of production.)
1. Direct labor plus
manufacturing overhead
2. Prepared by department
for EUP, production costs,
and assignment of costs
3. Equivalent units of
production
4. Process costing system
5. Transferred in costs
6. Weighted-average
method

Transcribed Image Text:a. Expresses partially completed units in terms of fully c
b. Used by companies that manufacture homogenous pr
c. Previous costs brought into later process
d. Conversion costs
e. Combines prior period costs with current period costs
f. Production cost report
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