Exercise 7-2. Equivalent Unit Computations 1. Increase in Units A company received from preceding dep't - 20,000; units transferred to the next dep't - 29,800, Work in Process, end - 1,200. What is the increase in units resulting from production? has the following production data: Work in Process, beg - 1,000 units; Units

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Exercise 7-2. Equivalent Unit Computations
1. Increase in Units
A company has the following production
received from preceding dep't - 20,000; units transferred to the next dep't - 29,800, Work in
Process, end - 1,200. What is the increase in units resulting from production?
data:
Work in Process, beg
- 1,000 units; Units
2. Increase in Units
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An increase of 20% occurs at the start of the process upon addition of materials. Compute for
equivalent units of production using [a]FIFO and b] Average costing considering the
information below:
Work in Process, beg (2/7 done)
7.000 units
Received
from
Preceding
20,000 units
Work in Process, end (3/4 done)
9.000 units
3. Normal Loss - FIFO
The Nasiraan Manufacturing
following quantity data are on Dep't A's production in March:
WIP, beg
operates two consecutive producing departments, A and B. The
5,000 units, 1/5 done
Placed in Process
50,000 units
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WIP, end
3,000 units, 2/3 done
49,500
Transferred out
Compute for the equivalent units of production under each of the following independent
assumptions using FIFO costing: [a] Loss occurs at the beginning of the process; [b] Loss occurs
during process; [c] Loss is occurs when goods are % done; [d] loss occurs at the end of process.
Abnormal Loss - Average
The Loosan Manufacturing reported the quantity data from its operations for January:
WIP, beg
Placed in Process
7,500 units, 1/4 complete
75.000 units
4,500 units, 2/5 complete
WIP, end
Transferred out
74,250
Compute for the equivalent units of production under each of the following independent
assumptions using Average costing: [a] Loss occurs at the beginning of the process; [b] Loss
occurs during process; [c] Loss occurs when goods are 1/3 done; [d] loss occurs at the end of
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