Beginning Work in Process Consists of 7,000 Units, 55% Complete

question 82

Multiple Choice

Beginning work in process consists of 7,000 units, 55% complete. 50,000 units were started and ending work in process is 5,000 units, 25% complete. Normal spoilage is equal to 10% of the units inspected. The inspection point occurs at the 20% point and 7,000 units were rejected. Direct materials are added at the 50% point, direct labour at 30% and overhead is applied uniformly. The costs per equivalent unit are: direct material $1.00; direct labour $1.50; overhead $2.00.
The cost of the ending work in process is:

• A) $2,500
• B) $2,850
• C) $2,700
• D) $4,000

Recognize and apply fundamental accounting principles and assumptions.

Understand the concept of perpetuities and their valuation.

Calculate the value of annuities and understand the factors affecting their value.

Analyze and compare different types of annuities and perpetuities, including deferred annuities.

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Definitions:

First-In, First-Out

A method of inventory valuation where goods purchased or produced first are sold first, assuming costs rise over time.

Total Cost

The aggregate amount of money spent or cost incurred in the production of goods or services.

Completed During

Usually refers to the tasks, projects, or productions that are finished within a specific period.

Equivalent Units

A concept used in cost accounting to indicate a quantity of production expressed in terms of fully completed units, calculated to measure and assign costs to partially completed goods.