Monroe Materials processes a purchased material, PM-20, and produces three outputs, Alpha, Beta, and Gamma. In February, the costs to process PM-20 are $1,084,000 for materials and $644,000 for conversion costs. The results of the processing follow: Units Produced Sales Value per Unit Alpha Beta 31,000 $ 9.60 24,800 18.00 Gamma 6,200 80.00 Required: Assign costs to Alpha, Beta, and Gamma for February using the net realizable value method. Product Cost Assigned Alpha Beta Gamma

Monroe Materials processes a purchased material, PM-20, and produces three outputs, Alpha, Beta, and Gamma. In February, the costs to process PM-20 are $1,084,000 for materials and $644,000 for conversion costs. The results of the processing follow: Units Produced Sales Value per Unit Alpha Beta 31,000 $ 9.60 24,800 18.00 Gamma 6,200 80.00 Required: Assign costs to Alpha, Beta, and Gamma for February using the net realizable value method. Product Cost Assigned Alpha Beta Gamma

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