1) Weighted Average cost per unit method.
Weighted Average cost per unit on Jan 5th
= [(60 * $10) + (90 * $11)] / (60 + 90)
= $1,590 / 150
= $10.60 per unit
Dollar value of cost of goods sold = 130 units * $10.60 = $1,378.
Ending Inventory (units) = 60 + 90 - 130 = 20 units.
Dollar value of Ending Inventory (20 units * $10.60) = $212
2) Debit Cost of goods sold .....$5000
Credit Inventory Account..........$5,000
Debiting cost of goods sold decreases Net income and therefore decreases Shareholder's Equity
and crediting Inventory will decrease Assets
So, Answer is Decrease in stockholder's Equity and a Decrease in Assets.
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