I only need to find the average cost per
unit under COGS. PLEASE SHOW WORK
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After August 21 purchases there are 100,000 units available at a
total cost of $547,080
.
Average cost per unit after August 27 purchases = Total cost/Total Units
= 547,080/100,000
= $5.47
Cost of goods sold on September 12 = Number of units sold x Cost per unit
= 74,000 x 5.47
= $404,780
Ending inventory = 547,080-404,780
= $142,300
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