A.) Gross Margin in dollars
Gross Margin = $ 143,736
Explanation :
Gross Margin = Sales × Gross Margin %
Gross Margin = $ 598,900 × 24 %
= $ 143,736
B .) Cost of Goods Sold in dollars
Cost of Goods Sold = $ 455,164
Explanation ;
Cost of Goods Sold = Sales × Cost of Goods Sold %
= $ 598,900 × 76 % ( 100% - 24%)
= $ 455,164
C.) Ending Inventory
Estimated Ending Inventory = $ 143,836
Explanation;
Computation of Ending Inventory
Particulars | Amount |
Beginning Inventory | $ 197,400 |
Add: Purchases | $ 401,600 |
Goods Avilable for Sale | $ 599,000 |
Less : Cost of Goods Sold | ($ 455,164) |
Ending Inventory | $ 143,836 |
D.) Amount of lost Inventory
Inventory lost = $ 20,500
Explanation;
Pariculars | Amount |
Estimated Ending Inventory | $ 143,836 |
Less : Undamaged Inventory | ( $ 123,336) |
Inventory Lost | $ 20,500 |
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