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The conversion cost per unit of the inventory comes out to be $2.63.
What is a conversion cost?
A conversion cost is computed by adding the production overheads to the direct labor in the production process.
Given values:
Physical units: 155,000
Conversion cost: $413,370
Units in ending inventory: 1900 (3,800 X 50%)
Computation of conversion cost per unit:
[tex]\rm\ Conversion \rm\ cost \rm\ per \rm\ unit=\frac{\rm\ Conversion \rm\ cost}{\rm\ Physical \rm\ units + \rm\ Units \rm\ in \rm\ ending \rm\ inventory} \\\rm\ Conversion \rm\ cost \rm\ per \rm\ unit=\frac{\$413,370}{\$155,000 + \$1,900} \\\rm\ Conversion \rm\ cost \rm\ per \rm\ unit=\$2.63[/tex]
Therefore, $2.63 is the conversion cost per unit on the inventory.
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