Lezdodis corporation manufactures a product in three departments. department are: Data related to the second Work in process, beg. (75% 1,400 u conversion cost) Units received from Dep't. 1 Units transferred to Dep't 3 Work in process, end (60% material, 1,000 u 30% conversion cost) Production costs: 4,600 u 5,000 u Work in process, beg Cost from Dep't 1 P34,842 70,380 20,440 17,526 35,052 Direct Materials Direct labor Factory Overhead

Lezdodis corporation manufactures a product in three departments. department are: Data related to the second Work in process, beg. (75% 1,400 u conversion cost) Units received from Dep't. 1 Units transferred to Dep't 3 Work in process, end (60% material, 1,000 u 30% conversion cost) Production costs: 4,600 u 5,000 u Work in process, beg Cost from Dep't 1 P34,842 70,380 20,440 17,526 35,052 Direct Materials Direct labor Factory Overhead

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