An equivalent production unit is a performance of the work done by a manufacturer on units of output output that are partially completed at the end of a numerical period. Basically complete units and partially completed units are expressed on the basis of fully completed units.
example
assume that a manufacture uses direct material continuously in one of the production department during january the department begasn with no units in the inventory and the started completed 100000 units and additinaly produced 10000 un its but they where only 50% completed at the end of january . The production cost report for the department will indicate the manufactured unit will be 105000 (100000+( 10000*50%))
if the total direct meterial cost for january is 2000000 it weill be divided to 105000 units ie 19.047
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