Answer:
First we find the Equivalent units, Then total costs and then allocate the costs to the different units such as finished Goods and WIP ending.
Step-by-step explanation:
Fast Co.
Process Cost Summary
Particulars Units %of Completion Equivalent Units
Mat. Con. Costs Mat. Con. Costs
Units Transferred 168,000 100 100 168,000 168,000
Ending Inventory 29,000 100 80 29,000 23,200
Total Equivalent Units 197,000 191,200
Materials Conversion Costs Total
WIP Opening $21,300 $ 77,000 98300
Costs Added $ 204,050 $ 835,960 1040010
Total Costs $ 225,350 $ 912,960 1138310 (a)
Material Cost Per unit = $ 225,350/197,000= $ 1.144
Conversion Costs Per Unit = $ 912,960/ 191,200 = $ 4.77
Total Units Transferred to Finished Goods = 168,000
Total Cost of F.G = Materials $ 1.144* 168,000= $ 191520
Total Cost of F.G = Conversion $ 4.77* 168,000= $ 801360
Costs Transferred To Finished Goods = $191520+$ 801360= $ 992880
Cost oF ending WIP units
Materials 29000*$ 1.144= $33 176
Conversion 23,200 * $4.77= 110664
Total Costs= $ 1443840
Total Costs Of Cutting Department= Costs Of Finished Goods + Costs Of WIP Ending
Total Costs Of Cutting Department=$ 992880+$ 1443840=$1136720(b)
If we see we find that $1138310 (a) and $1136720(b) are almost equal . There is a slight difference( 1590) because of the rounding off decimal numbers.