FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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The Assembling Department of Origination Inc. had 10,000 units in process on December 1 and received 30,000 units from the Sewing Department. During the month, it completed 20,000 units and transferred them to the Packaging Department. Calculate the number of units accounted for by the Assembling Department for December. Prepare the production cost report for the Assembling Department for the units for the month of December. Use the FIFO method.
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