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? | ? | Physical Units | % of Work Completed | Equivalent Units Produced |
(a) | Completed and transferred out | 46,900 | 100% | 46,900 |
? | Ending inventory of Work in Process | 8,800 | 40% | 3,520 |
? | Total | 55,700 | ? | 50,420 |
(b) Cost per equivalent unit = $266,300/50,420 = | $5.28 |
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