Sunland Company reported the following information for the month of April: Units Work in Process Beginning inventory, April 1 8,100 Added to production 47,600 Completed and transferred out? Ending inventory, April 30 4,800 Ending inventory was 100% complete with respect to materials and 69% complete with respect to conversion costs. (a) How many units were transferred out of Work in Process Inventory?
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