Answer-No.of units available for sale= 9+5+11
=25
Number of units in ending inventory= 10
Number of units sold= Number of units available for sale-Number of units in ending inventory
=25-10
=15
units sold include 9 units from beginning inventory+5 units for August 15+ 1 unit for August 26 purchase
Sales revenue= No.of units sold * selling price per unit
=15*625
=9,375
Cost of goods sold= 9 units *$160= $1,440
+ 5 units *$161= $805
+1 units *$170= $170
=$2,415
Gross profit= Sales revenue- Cost of goods sold
$9,375- $2,415
=$6,960
Fifo cost of Big fish Company's ending inventory= 10 units * $170= $1,700
Journal Entries
Date | General Journal | Debit | Credit |
Purchase (805+1,870) | $2,675 | ||
Accounts Payable | $2,675 | ||
Accounts Receivable | $9,375 | ||
Sales Revenue | $9,375 | ||
Cost of good sold | $2,415 | ||
Merchandise Inventory | $2,415 |
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