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Refer tо the fоllоwing informаtion аbout the Formаtion Department in the Carbon Alternate Inc. for the month of October. Carbon Alternate Inc. uses the FIFO method of inventory costing. All materials are added at the beginning of the process. Beginning Work in Process inventory: Physical units (completed in October) 25,000 units % complete for materials 75% % complete for conversion (labor and overhead) 35% Materials Cost from September $1,335,190 Conversion cost from September $1,400,225 Products started and completed: Physical Units 45,000 units Ending Work in Process Inventory: Physical Units 10,000 units % complete for materials 50% % complete for conversion 30% Manufacturing costs incurred for October: Materials $1,215,310 Conversion $2,100,275 1. Compute equivalent units for direct materials and conversion costs: EUP for DM [DM] units EUP for conversion [conv] units. 2. Compute cost per equivalent units for direct materials and conversion costs: ***round to the nearest cent, e.g. 5.63*** Cost per EUP for DM $[CPUforDM] Cost per EUP for conversion costs $[CPUforConv]. 3. Compute the total cost of units completed and transferred out to finished goods during October. Total costs assigned to units transferred out $[totalcostout]. ***Be sure to use your answers from part 2.*** 4. Compute total cost of the ending Work in Process Inventory. Direct material cost assigned to ending WIP $[DMend], conversion costs assigned to ending WIP $[Convend], and therefore total costs assigned to ending WIP $[endWIP]. ***Be sure to use per unit cost from part 2.***