Cost-to-retail percentage ratios:
On 1st Jan' 2021
18500/25000*100=74%
On 31st Dec '2021
26864/35700*100=75%
Inventory,12/31/2022
Cost=18500+26864+65960=1,11,324
Since they are using LIFO method hence we will subtract 81000 out of last transaction which are purchases of 97000.Therefore, Retail cost as on 31st Dec '2022 would be=
(25000+35700+97000)-(81000 out of 97000)
=76,700
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