Ans | |||||||
1 | Specific Identification | ||||||
Date | Op. Inventory | Op. Inventory cost | Total Cost | Purchase Qty | Purchase Price | Total Cost | |
(in liters) | (in cent) | (litter*cent) | (in liters) | (in cent) | (litter*cent) | ||
1-Mar | 2200 | 80 | |||||
March 5 sales | -1000 | 105 | |||||
March 30 sales | -450 | 125 | |||||
Balance from Op .inventory | 750 | 80 | 60000 | ||||
3-Mar | 2500 | 84 | |||||
March 5 sales | -1300 | 105 | |||||
March 30 sales | -550 | 125 | |||||
Balance from 3 march purchase | 650 | 84 | 54600 | ||||
10-Mar | 4000 | 91 | |||||
March 30 sales | -2900 | 125 | |||||
Balance from 10 march purchase | 1100 | 91 | 100100 | ||||
20-Mar | 2500 | 99 | |||||
March 30 sales | -1100 | 125 | |||||
Balance from 20 march purchase | 1400 | 99 | 138600 | ||||
Total | 60000 | 293300 | |||||
Specific Identification | |||||||
Ending Inventory 3900 litters | $ 3,533.00 | ||||||
(60000+54600+100100+138600) | |||||||
2 | FIFO | ||||||
Date | Op. Inventory | Op. Inventory cost | Purchase Qty | Purchase Price | Total Cost | ||
(sales Qty) | (sales Qty) | ||||||
(in liters) | (in cent) | (in liters) | (in cent) | (litter*cent) | |||
1-Mar | 2200 | 80 | |||||
March 5 sales | -2200 | ||||||
Balance from Op .inventory | 0 | ||||||
3-Mar | 2500 | 84 | |||||
March 5 sales | -100 | ||||||
March 30 sales | -2400 | ||||||
Balance from 3 march purchase | 0 | ||||||
10-Mar | 4000 | 91 | |||||
March 30 sales | -2600 | ||||||
Balance from 10 march purchase | 1400 | 91 | 127400 | ||||
20-Mar | 2500 | 99 | 247500 | ||||
Total | 3900 | 374900 | |||||
FIFO | |||||||
Ending Inventory 3900 litters | $ 3,749.00 | ||||||
3 | LIFO | ||||||
Date | Op. Inventory | Op. Inventory cost | Purchase Qty | Purchase Price | Total Cost | ||
(sales Qty) | (sales Qty) | ||||||
(in liters) | (in cent) | (in liters) | (in cent) | (litter*cent) | |||
1-Mar | 2200 | 80 | 176000 | ||||
3-Mar | 2500 | 84 | |||||
March 30 sales | -800 | ||||||
Balance from 3 march purchase | 1700 | 84 | 142800 | ||||
10-Mar | 4000 | 91 | |||||
March 30 sales | -4000 | ||||||
Balance from 10 march purchase | 0 | ||||||
20-Mar | 2500 | 99 | |||||
March 5 sales | (2,300) | ||||||
March 30 sales | -200 | ||||||
Balance from 20 march purchase | 0 | ||||||
Total | 318800 | ||||||
LIFO | |||||||
Ending Inventory 3900 litters | $ 3,188.00 |
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