Eclipse Energy Co. has a manufacturing process where the finished goods at the end of the period amount to 12,000 units, valued at $600,000. Additionally, there are 3,000 units in the closing work-in-progress (WIP) inventory, valued at $90,000.Calculate the percentage completion of the closing WIP, considering the following information:Finished goods: 12,000 units valued at $600,000Closing WIP: 3,000 units valued at $90,000Opening WIP: 2,000 units valued at $50,000Total production costs for the period: $700,000Number of units started during the period: 15,000 unitsQuestion 10Answera.40%b.60%c.70%d.50%
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Eclipse Energy Co. has a manufacturing process where the finished goods at the end of the period amount to 12,000 units, valued at 90,000.Calculate the percentage completion of the closing WIP, considering the following information:Finished goods: 12,000 units valued at 90,000Opening WIP: 2,000 units valued at 700,000Number of units started during the period: 15,000 unitsQuestion 10Answera.40%b.60%c.70%d.50%
Solution 1
The percentage completion of the closing WIP can be calculated by dividing the value of the closing WIP by the value of a finished good unit and then multiplying by 100.
First, we need to find the value of a finished good unit:
50 per unit
Then, we calculate the percentage completion of the closing WIP:
(50 per unit * 3,000 units)) * 100 = 60%
So, the answer is b.60%.
Solution 2
To calculate the percentage completion of the closing work-in-progress (WIP), we need to determine the value of the closing WIP as a proportion of the total production costs for the period.
The value of the closing WIP is 700,000.
So, the calculation would be:
(700,000) * 100 = 12.86%
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