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My answers and calculations match the correct answer EXCEPT for the middle portion. Can you tell me where I went wrong? I made a note about the differences, because I am suspecting that the pre-printed total could be wrong. I'm so confused.

Question 3950 pts Given the following data, determine the cost per equivalent unit and use this cost data to determine the cost ofending WIP inventory and units transferred into nished goods. (Answers must be entered as numbers only without spaces, dollar signs, commas, etc. Example: 50000 or 8.34 or .15) Production Fabrication Co. Equivalent Units of Production Materials Labor Overhead Units transferred to next 350,000 350,000 350,000 process... Ending WIP lnv. (80,000 units X 0 . - 30230535113213 :3:.%3%a%32 405000 205000 205000 units X 25% complete) Equivalent units of production 410,000 370,000 370,000 Production Fabrication Co. Costs Per Equivalent Unit Materials Labor Overhead Costs: Costs beginning WIP Inventory 92,000 21,000 37,000 Costs added this period 810,000 325,000 640,000 Total Costs: 902,000 346,000 677,000 Equivalent units of production 410,000 370,000 370,000 Cost per unit A. 2.20 B .94 C 1.83 Project Fabrication, Co. Costs of Ending WIP Inventory and Units Transferred Out Ending WIP Inventory: Materials Labor Overhead Total Equivalent units of 40,000 20,000 production 20,000 Cost per equivalent Isn't this total incorrect? 2.20 unit D. F 94 F 1.83 Shouldn't it be $143400 in order for the rest of the Cost of ending WIP problem to be correct? inventory (round to G. 88000 H. 18800 36600 143298 nearest dollar) Units of completed and transferred out: Units transferred to 350,000 the next dept. 350,000 350,000 Cost per equivalent J. I 2.20 K. .94 L. 1.83 unit Cost of units completed and transferred out M. 770000 N. 329000 640500 1,739,500 (round to the nearest dollar)

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