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Purchase CostC= $ 36
Replacement Cost = $ 35
Net Realisable value - normal profit:
| Selling Price | 60 |
| Less: Selling expenses | 4 |
| NRV | 56 |
| Less: Normal profit (60*30%) | 18 |
| So, NRV-NORMAL PROFIT | 38 |
As per the LCM rule, when Replacement Cost<NRV-NORMAL MARGIN, Replacement cost is deemed to be the NRV-NORMAL MARGIN.
So lower of Cost ie 36 and replacement cost ie 38, hence 36. Thus Option A is correct.
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