As it is already given in question that at the end the company found 78 units on hands during physical verification that means all remaining stocks has been sold only 78 units are in hand. And since company is following LIFO method therefore all inventory purchased later (last) will be sold first.
Note: It is said that company has 78 units in hands so 23 unit will be from beginning inventory and remaining 55 (78-23) units will be from purchase just after beginning inventory i.e. Nov.-1.
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