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First purchase cost ; $3600
Second purchase cost : 4200
Total : $7800
A. FIFO
Cost of goods sold : $3600
Ending inventory : $4200
B. LIFO
Cost of goods sold : $4200
Ending inventory : $3600
C.Weighted average method
Cost of goods sold and ending inventory : ($4200+$3600)/2 = $3900
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