Problem 20-1A
Production cost flow and measurement; journal entries L.O. P1, P2, P3, P4
[The following information applies to the questions displayed
below.]
| 
  Edison Company manufactures wool
  blankets and accounts for product costs using process costing. The following
  information is available regarding its May inventories.
   | 
| 
   
   | 
  Beginning 
  Inventory
   | 
   
   | 
  Ending 
  Inventory
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Raw materials
  inventory
   | 
  $
   | 
  60,000
   | 
   
   | 
  $
   | 
  41,000
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Goods in process
  inventory
   | 
   
   | 
  449,000
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
  521,500
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Finished goods
  inventory
   | 
   
   | 
  610,000
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
  342,001
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  The following additional
  information describes the company’s production activities for May.
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Raw materials
  purchases (on credit)
   | 
  $
   | 
  250,000
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Factory payroll cost
  (paid in cash)
   | 
   
   | 
  1,850,300
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Other overhead cost
  (Other Accounts credited)
   | 
   
   | 
  82,000
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Materials used
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
         Direct
   | 
  $
   | 
  200,500
   | 
   
   | 
| 
         Indirect
   | 
   
   | 
  50,000
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Labor used
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
         Direct
   | 
  $
   | 
  1,060,300
   | 
   
   | 
| 
         Indirect
   | 
   
   | 
  790,000
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Overhead rate as a
  percent of direct labor
   | 
   
   | 
  115
   | 
  %
   | 
| 
    Sales (on credit)
   | 
  $
   | 
  3,000,000
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  The predetermined overhead rate
  was computed at the beginning of the year as 115% of direct labor cost.
   | 
\\\\\
rev: 11_02_2011
 
references
 1.
value:
2.00
points
Problem 20-1A Part 1
| 
  Required:
   | 
| 
  1(a)
   | 
  Compute the cost of products
  transferred from production to finished goods. (Omit
  the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
    Cost of products
  transferred
   | 
  $   
   | 
| 
  1(b)
   | 
  Compute the cost of goods sold. (Omit the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
  
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 2.
value:
5.00
points
Problem 20-1A Part 2
| 
  2(a)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated May 31
  to record the raw materials purchases. (Omit
  the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  May
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  2(b)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated May 31
  to record the direct materials usage. (Omit
  the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  May
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  2(c)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated May 31
  to record the indirect materials usage. (Omit
  the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  May
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  2(d)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated May 31
  to record the payroll costs. (Omit the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  May
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  2(e)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated May 31
  to record the direct labor costs. (Omit
  the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  May
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  2(f)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated May 31
  to record the indirect labor costs. (Omit
  the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  May
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  2(g)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated May 31
  to record the other overhead costs. (Omit
  the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  May
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  2(h)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated May 31
  to record the overhead applied. (Omit
  the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  May
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  2(i)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated May 31
  to record the goods transferred from production to finished goods.(Omit the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  May
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  2(j)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated May 31
  to record the sale of finished goods. (Omit
  the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  May
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   |  |  | 
| 
  Fairfax Company uses
  weighted-average process costing to account for its production costs. Direct
  labor is added evenly throughout the process. Direct materials are added at
  the beginning of the process. During September, the company transferred
  760,000 units of product to finished goods. At the end of September, the
  goods in process inventory consists of 203,000 units that are 90% complete
  with respect to labor. Beginning inventory had $438,165 of direct materials
  and $188,540 of direct labor cost. The direct labor cost added in September
  is $3,582,260, and the direct materials cost added is $2,932,335.
   | 
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 3.
value:
2.00
points
Problem 20-2A Part 1
| 
  Required:
   | 
| 
  1(a)
   | 
  Determine the equivalent units of
  production with respect to direct labor.
   | 
| 
  1(b)
   | 
  Determine the equivalent units of
  production with respect to direct materials.
   | 
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 4.
value:
2.00
points
Problem 20-2A Part 2
| 
  2.
   | 
  Compute both the direct labor cost
  and the direct materials cost per equivalent unit. (Round your answers to 2 decimal place. Omit the
  “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
   
   | 
  Per
  equivalent 
  unit
   | 
| 
    Direct labor cost
   | 
  $   
   | 
| 
    Direct materials cost
   | 
  $   
   | 
| 
   | 
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 5.
value:
2.00
points
Problem 20-2A Part 3
| 
  3(a)
   | 
  Compute both direct labor cost and
  direct materials cost assigned to units completed and transferred out. (Due to rounding of cost per unit, the total
  costs accounted for in the cost summary may not equal to sum of all the costs
  given in the problem. Round your per unit costs to 2 decimal places and final
  answers to the nearest dollar amount.)
   | 
| 
   
   | 
  Cost
  transferred 
  out
   | 
| 
    Direct materials
   | 
  $    
   | 
| 
    Direct labor
   | 
  $    
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  3(b)
   | 
  Compute both direct labor cost and
  direct materials cost assigned to ending goods in process inventory. (Due to rounding of cost per unit, the total
  costs accounted for in the cost summary may not equal to sum of all the costs
  given in the problem. Round your per unit costs to 2 decimal places and final
  answers to the nearest dollar amount.)
   | 
| 
   
   | 
  Costs
  of ending goods in process
   | 
| 
    Direct materials
   | 
  $    
   | 
| 
    Direct labor
   | 
  $    
   | 
| 
   | 
Problem 20-3A
Journalizing in process costing; equivalent units and costs L.O. C2, P1, P2, P3
[The following information applies to the questions displayed
below.]
| 
  Li Company produces large
  quantities of a standardized product. The following information is available
  for its production activities for January.
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Raw materials
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
    Factory overhead
  incurred
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Beginning inventory
   | 
  $
   | 
  16,000
   | 
   
   | 
    Indirect materials
  used
   | 
  $
   | 
  80,500
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Raw materials
  purchased (on credit)
   | 
   
   | 
  280,000
   | 
   
   | 
    Indirect labor used
   | 
   
   | 
  40,000
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Direct materials used
   | 
   
   | 
  (171,500
   | 
  )
   | 
    Other overhead costs
   | 
   
   | 
  159,920
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Indirect materials
  used
   | 
   
   | 
  (80,500
   | 
  )
   | 
    Total factory overhead
  incurred
   | 
  $
   | 
  280,420
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Ending Inventory
   | 
  $
   | 
  44,000
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
    Factory overhead
  applied
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Factory payroll 
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
       (140%
  of direct labor cost)
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Direct labor used
   | 
  $
   | 
  200,300
   | 
   
   | 
    Total factory overhead
  applied
   | 
  $
   | 
  280,420
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Indirect labor used
   | 
   
   | 
  40,000
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Total payroll cost
  (paid in cash)
   | 
  $
   | 
  240,300
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  Additional information about units
  and costs of production activities follows.
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Units
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
    Costs
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Beginning goods in
  process inventory
   | 
  2,600
   | 
   
   | 
    Beginning goods in
  process inventory
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Started
   | 
  26,000
   | 
   
   | 
         Direct
  materials
   | 
  $
   | 
  3,000  
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Ending goods in
  process inventory
   | 
  4,900
   | 
   
   | 
         Direct
  labor
   | 
   
   | 
  3,500  
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
         Factory
  overhead
   | 
   
   | 
  4,000
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
  $
   | 
  10,500   
   | 
| 
    Status of ending goods in process inventory
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
    Direct materials added
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
  171,500   
   | 
| 
       Materials—Percent
  complete
   | 
  90
   | 
   %
   | 
    Direct labor added
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
  200,300   
   | 
| 
       Labor
  and overhead—Percent complete
   | 
  75
   | 
   %
   | 
    Overhead applied (140%
  of direct labor)
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
  280,420   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
    Total costs
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
  $
   | 
  662,720   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
    Ending goods in
  process inventory
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
  $
   | 
  92,911   
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  During January, 22,000 units of
  finished goods are sold for $160 cash each. Cost information regarding
  finished goods follows.
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Beginning finished
  goods inventory
   | 
  $
   | 
  150,000
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Cost transferred in
   | 
   
   | 
  569,809
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Cost of goods sold
   | 
   
   | 
  (598,390
   | 
  )
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
| 
    Ending finished goods
  inventory
   | 
  $
   | 
  121,419
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
| 
   | 
references
 6.
value:
5.00
points
Problem 20-3A Part 1
| 
  Required:
   | 
| 
  1(a)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated
  January 31 to record the purchase of raw materials. (Omit the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  Jan.
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  1(b)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated
  January 31 to record the direct materials usage. (Omit the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  Jan.
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  1(c)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated
  January 31 to record the indirect materials usage. (Omit the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  Jan.
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  1(d)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated
  January 31 to record the factory payroll costs. (Omit
  the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  Jan.
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  1(e)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated
  January 31 to record the direct labor costs used in production. (Omit the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  Jan.
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  1(f)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated
  January 31 to record the indirect labor costs. (Omit
  the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  Jan.
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  1(g)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated
  January 31 to record the other overhead costs—credit Other Accounts.(Omit the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  Jan.
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  1(h)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated
  January 31 to record the overhead applied. (Omit
  the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  Jan.
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  1(i)
   | 
  Prepare journal entry dated
  January 31 to record the goods transferred to finished goods. (Omit the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  Jan.
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  1(j)
   | 
  Prepare journal entries dated
  January 31 to record the sale of finished goods. (Omit the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  Jan.
  31
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
    
   | 
    
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
    
   | 
     
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
     
   | 
| 
   | 
check my workeBook
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 7.
value:
5.00
points
Problem 20-3A Part 2
| 
  2.
   | 
  Prepare a process cost summary
  report for this company, showing costs charged to production, units cost
  information, equivalent units of production, cost per EUP, and its cost
  assignment and reconciliation. (Due
  to rounding of cost per unit, the total costs accounted for in the cost summary
  may not equal to sum of all the costs given in the problem. Round your cost
  per EUP answers to 2 decimal places and consider the same in the other
  calculations. Round other answers to the nearest dollar amount. Omit the
  “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  LI
  COMPANY
   | 
| 
  Process
  Cost Summary
   | 
| 
  For
  Month Ended January 31
   | 
| 
    Costs Charged to Production
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Costs of beginning
  goods in process
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
        
   | 
  $   
   | 
   
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| 
        
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| 
        
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   | 
| 
    
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   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
  $   
   | 
| 
    Costs incurred this
  period
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
        
   | 
  $   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
        
   | 
    
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| 
        
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   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
    
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
| 
    Total costs to account
  for
   | 
   
   | 
  $   
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  Unit
  cost information
   | 
| 
  Units
  to account for
   | 
   
   | 
  Units
  accounted for
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    
   | 
    
   | 
    
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| 
    
   | 
    
   | 
    
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| 
    
   | 
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   | 
   | 
| 
    Total units to account
  for
   | 
    
   | 
    Total units accounted
  for
   | 
    
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  Equivalent
  units of production
   | 
  Direct
  Materials 
   | 
  Direct
  Labor
   | 
  Factory
  Overhead
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   EUP
     
   | 
   EUP
     
   | 
   EUP
     
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   EUP
     
   | 
   EUP
     
   | 
   EUP
     
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
| 
    Equivalent units of
  production
   | 
   EUP    
   | 
   EUP
     
   | 
   EUP
     
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  Cost
  per EUP
   | 
  Direct
  Materials          
   | 
  Direct
  Labor           
   | 
  Factory
  Overhead           
   | 
| 
    
   | 
  $
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
  $
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
  $
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    
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   | 
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   | 
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   | 
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
| 
    Total costs
   | 
  $
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
  $
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
  $
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
   EUP
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
   EUP
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
   EUP
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
| 
    Cost per EUP
   | 
  $
   | 
   | 
   Per EUP
   | 
  $
   | 
   | 
   Per EUP
   | 
  $
   | 
   | 
   Per EUP
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  Cost
  assignment and reconciliation
   | 
| 
    Costs transferred out
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
       
   | 
  $   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
       
   | 
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
       
   | 
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
  $   
   | 
| 
    Costs of ending goods
  in process
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
       
   | 
  $   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
       
   | 
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
       
   | 
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
    
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
| 
    Total costs to account
  for
   | 
   
   | 
  $   
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
 | 
roblem 20-5A Process
cost summary, equivalent units, cost estimates L.O. C2, C3, P4
[The following information applies to the questions displayed
below.]
 
| 
  Ogden Co. manufactures a single
  product in one department. All direct materials are added at the beginning of
  the manufacturing process. Direct labor and overhead are added evenly
  throughout the process. The company uses monthly reporting periods for its
  weighted-average process cost accounting. During October, the company
  completed and transferred 24,600 units of product to finished goods
  inventory. Its 4,200 units of beginning goods in process consisted of $20,800
  of direct materials, $203,300 of direct labor, and $100,040 of factory
  overhead. It has 3,000 units (100% complete with respect to direct materials
  and 90% complete with respect to direct labor and overhead) in process at
  month-end. After entries to record direct materials, direct labor, and
  overhead for October, the company’s Goods in Process Inventory account
  follows.
   | 
| 
   
   | 
  Goods
  in Process Inventory
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
  Acct.
  No.133
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  Explanation
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
  Balance
   | 
| 
  Oct.
   1   
   | 
    Balance
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
  324,140
   
   | 
| 
  31
    
   | 
    Direct materials
   | 
  504,900
   
   | 
   
   | 
  829,040
   
   | 
| 
  31
    
   | 
    Direct labor
   | 
  1,224,300
   
   | 
   
   | 
  2,053,340
   
   | 
| 
  31
    
   | 
    Applied overhead
   | 
  963,840
   
   | 
   
   | 
  3,017,180
   
   | 
| 
   | 
references
 8.
value:
5.00
points
Problem 20-5A Part 1
| 
  1.
   | 
  Prepare the company’s process cost
  summary for October using the weighted-average method. (Due to rounding of cost per unit, the total
  costs accounted for in the cost summary may not equal to sum of all the costs
  given in the problem. Round your cost per EUP answers to 2 decimal places and
  consider the same in the other calculations. Round other answers to the nearest
  dollar amount. Omit the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  OGDEN
  CO.
   | 
| 
  Process
  Cost Summary
   | 
| 
  For
  Month Ended October 31
   | 
| 
    Costs Charged to Production
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    Costs of beginning
  goods in process
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
        
   | 
  $   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
        
   | 
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
        
   | 
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
  $   
   | 
| 
    Costs incurred this
  period
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
        
   | 
  $   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
        
   | 
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
        
   | 
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
    
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
| 
    Total costs to account
  for
   | 
   
   | 
  $   
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  Unit
  cost information
   | 
| 
  Units
  to account for
   | 
   
   | 
  Units
  accounted for
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    
   | 
    
   | 
    
   | 
    
   | 
| 
    
   | 
    
   | 
    
   | 
    
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
| 
    Total units to account
  for
   | 
    
   | 
    Total units accounted
  for
   | 
    
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  Equivalent
  units of production
   | 
  Direct
  Materials 
   | 
  Direct
  Labor
   | 
  Factory
  Overhead
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   EUP
     
   | 
   EUP
     
   | 
   EUP
     
   | 
| 
    
   | 
      EUP    
   | 
   EUP
     
   | 
   EUP
     
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
| 
    Equivalent units of
  production
   | 
   EUP
     
   | 
   EUP
     
   | 
   EUP
     
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  Cost
  per EUP
   | 
  Direct
  Materials     
   | 
  Direct
  Labor     
   | 
  Factory
  Overhead     
   | 
| 
    
   | 
  $               
   | 
  $               
   | 
  $               
   | 
| 
    
   | 
                
   | 
                
   | 
                
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
| 
    Total costs
   | 
  $               
   | 
  $               
   | 
  $               
   | 
| 
    
   | 
    EUP      
   | 
    EUP      
   | 
    EUP      
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
| 
    Cost per EUP
   | 
  $  per EUP
   | 
  $  per EUP
   | 
  $  per EUP
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   | 
   | 
| 
   | 
| 
  Cost
  assignment and reconciliation
   | 
| 
    Costs transferred out
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
       
   | 
  $   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
       
   | 
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
       
   | 
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
  $   
   | 
| 
    Costs of ending goods
  in process
   | 
   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
       
   | 
  $   
   | 
   
   | 
| 
       
   | 
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
       
   | 
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
   
   | 
    
   | 
| 
      
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
| 
    Total costs to account
  for
   | 
   
   | 
  $   
   | 
| 
    
   | 
   
   | 
   | 
| 
   | 
check my workeBook
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 9.
value:
2.00
points
Problem 20-5A Part 2
| 
  2.
   | 
  Prepare the journal entry dated
  October 31 to transfer the cost of completed units to finished goods
  inventory. (Omit the “$” sign in your response.)
   | 
| 
  Date
   | 
  General
  Journal
   | 
  Debit
   | 
  Credit
   | 
| 
  Oct.
  31
   | 
    
   | 
    
   | 
   
   | 
| 
   
   | 
         
   | 
   
   | 
    
   | 
| 
   | 
check
my workeBook
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