Delaney Products Uses Process Costing If Delaney Has Already Calculated Their Cost Per Equivalent Unit

question 30

Multiple Choice

Delaney Products uses process costing.The following information is available for the current year:
$$\begin{array} { l r l } \text { Number of units in bepinnine wark-in-pracess inventary } & \text { 3000 } & \text { (25\% complete) } \\\text { Number of urits started in the curent period } & 50 000 & \\\text { Number of units in endine wark-in-process inventary } & \text { 9000 } & \text { (10\% complete) }\end{array}$$
If Delaney has already calculated their cost per equivalent unit to be $18 per unit,what would be the cost of the ending work-in-process inventory assuming they use the weighted-average method?

• A) $ 29 700
• B) $ 16 200
• C) $145 800
• D) $162 000

Apply the concept of present value index in evaluating investment proposals.

Analyze capital investment proposals using present value concepts.

Understand the fundamental concepts and significance of capital investment analysis in financial decision-making.

Identify and assess various complicating factors in capital investment decisions, such as leasing alternatives, price levels, and tax considerations.

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