Assuming No Units Are Lost, the Number of "Units Accounted

question 80

Multiple Choice

Assuming no units are lost, the number of "units accounted for" should be the same as

• A)the number of units "to account for".
• B)the sum of the number of units in ending Work in Process inventory and the number of units completed and transferred out of the department.
• C)the sum of the number of units in beginning inventory and the number of units started this period.
• D)All of these answer choices are correct.

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