FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Bioman Corporation produces chemical products. The following data are from
the company's Mixing depariment:
Work in Process, beg.
Stage of completion
Units Started in Process
800,000
30%
700,000
200,000
Work in Process, end.
75%
Stage of compiction
Required: Compute the EUP of materials and conversion costs.
A. Using the FIFO method
B. Using the Weighted Average method
1. Assuming all materials are added at the start of the process and the
conversion cost is applied evenly to the process.
2. Assuming all materials are added at the end of the process and the
conversion cost is applied evenly to the process.
3. Assuming materials are added 20% at the start of the process, additional
30% when the process is 60% completed , additional 20% when the process
is 80% completed and an additional 30% at the end of the process.
Conversion cost is applied evenly to the process
4. Assuming materials are added 30% at the start of the process, additional
40% when the process is 50% completed, and an additional 30% at the end
of the process. Conversion cost is applied evenly to the process
5. Assuming materials are added 50% at the start of the process, and the
balance is added when the process is 80% completed. Conversion cost is
applied evenly to the process
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Transcribed Image Text:Bioman Corporation produces chemical products. The following data are from the company's Mixing depariment: Work in Process, beg. Stage of completion Units Started in Process 800,000 30% 700,000 200,000 Work in Process, end. 75% Stage of compiction Required: Compute the EUP of materials and conversion costs. A. Using the FIFO method B. Using the Weighted Average method 1. Assuming all materials are added at the start of the process and the conversion cost is applied evenly to the process. 2. Assuming all materials are added at the end of the process and the conversion cost is applied evenly to the process. 3. Assuming materials are added 20% at the start of the process, additional 30% when the process is 60% completed , additional 20% when the process is 80% completed and an additional 30% at the end of the process. Conversion cost is applied evenly to the process 4. Assuming materials are added 30% at the start of the process, additional 40% when the process is 50% completed, and an additional 30% at the end of the process. Conversion cost is applied evenly to the process 5. Assuming materials are added 50% at the start of the process, and the balance is added when the process is 80% completed. Conversion cost is applied evenly to the process
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