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16) Ending inventory = (100*5+300*10+100*15) = 5000
So answer is c) $5000
17) Cost of goods available for sale = (200*5+500*10+800*15) = 18000
Cost of goods sold = 18000-5000 = 13000
So answer is b) $13000
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