Date | Particulars | Units | Unit price | Total Cost |
Nov-01 | Beginnng Inventory | 5 | 21 | $ 105 |
Nov-02 | Purchases | 11 | 23 | $ 253 |
Nov-07 | Purchases | 7 | 26 | $ 182 |
Goods available for sale | 23 | $ 540 | ||
COGS = 7*26+*3*23 = | $ 251 | |||
Value of inventory on Nov 8 after sale = 540-251 = | $ 289 |
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