Answer to Question 1:
May 18:
Cost of goods available for sale = 20 * $16.00 + 70 *
$20.00
Cost of goods available for sale = $1,720
Number of units available for sale = 20 + 70
Number of units available for sale = 90
Cost per unit = Cost of goods available for sale / Number of
units available for sale
Cost per unit = $1,720 / 90
Cost per unit = $19.1111
Cost of goods sold = Cost per unit * Number of units sold
Cost of goods sold = $19.1111 * 25
Cost of goods sold = $478
May 29:
Cost of goods available for sale = $1,720 - 25 * $19.1111 + 40 *
$22.00
Cost of goods available for sale = $2,122.2225
Number of units available for sale = 90 - 25 + 40
Number of units available for sale = 105
Cost per unit = Cost of goods available for sale / Number of
units available for sale
Cost per unit = $2,122.2225 / 105
Cost per unit = $20.2116
Cost of goods sold = Cost per unit * Number of units sold
Cost of goods sold = $20.2116 * 10
Cost of goods sold = $202
Total cost of goods sold = $478 + $202
Total cost of goods sold = $680
Answer to Question 2:
Number of units available for sale = 20 + 70 + 40
Number of units available for sale = 130
Number of units sold = 25 + 10
Number of units sold = 35
Number of units in ending inventory = 130 - 35
Number of units in ending inventory = 95
Ending inventory = 40 * $22.00 + 55 * $20.00
Ending inventory = $1,980
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Select one:
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2.
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