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Concrete Creations manufactures concrete bird baths that are sold through retail outlets nationwide. The bird baths are made in a two-stage process. In the Forming Department, the concrete is poured into silicone molds where it is allowed to cure and set. Once set, the birdbaths are removed from the mold and sent to the Finishing Department where any imperfections are removed and the birdbaths are sprayed with a special sealant. Information for the Forming Department for the month of May is provided below. Percent Complete
Units Materials Conversion Work in Process,
Beginning 10,000 100% 60%
Started into Production 90,000
Completed and Transferrred Out 80,000
Work in Process, Ending 20,000 100% 40%
Materials conversion
Work in Process, beginning $ 12,600 $ 167,400
Cost added during period $ 12,400 $ 119,350
1. Assume that Concrete Creations uses the weighted average method for cost allocation. Determine the equivalent units of production for the Forming Department for the month of May.
2. Assume that Concrete Creations uses the weighted average method for cost allocation. Compute the cost per equivalent units of production for the Forming Department
3. Assume that Concrete Creations uses the weighted-average method for cost allocation. Calculate the total cost of ending work in process inventory as well as total cost of units transferred out for May.
4. Assume that Concrete Creations uses the weighted average method for cost allocation. Prepare a cost reconciliation report for the Forming Department for May.
5. Assume that Concrete Creations used the FIFO method rather than the weighted average method in its process costing system. Determine the equivalent units of production for the Forming Department for the month of May.
6. Assume that Concrete Creations used the FIFO method rather than the weighted average metho in its process costing system. Compute the cost per equivalent units of production for the Forming Department. Assignment: Costing Methods by Linda Williams in Accounting for Managers by Lumen Learning is licensed under

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