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Business, 09.07.2019 19:20, sherlock19

Shiffon electronics manufactures music player. its costing system uses two cost categories, direct materials and conversion costs. each product must pass through the assembly department, the programming department, and the testing department. direct materials are added at the beginning of the production process. conversion costs are allocated evenly throughout production. shiffon electronics uses weightedminusaverage costing. the following information is available for the month of march 2017 for the assembly department. work in process, beginning inventory 400 units conversion costs (25% complete) units started during march 860 units work in process, ending inventory: 160 units conversion costs (65% complete) the cost details for the month of march are as follows: work in process, beginning inventory: direct materials $ 346 comma 500 conversion costs $ 364 comma 500 direct materials costs added during march $ 710 comma 000 conversion costs added during march $ 1 comma 129 comma 000 what amount of conversion costs is assigned to the ending workminusinminusprocess account for march? (round intermediary dollar amounts to the nearest cent and unit amounts to the nearest whole unit.)

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