A - $132 per unit and total $59400
90×120+360×135=59400
59400÷450 =132
B -360 ×132 = $47520
And $132 per unit cost of selling unit
C - 90 ×132 = $11880
A. 132
B. 43560
C. 15840
300 | 120 | 36000 | ||||||
210 | 120 | 25200 | 90 | 120 | 10800 | |||
360 | 135 | 48600 | 450 | 132 | 59400 | |||
330 | 132 | 43560 | 120 | 132 | 15840 |
Weighted avg perpetual
(90*120)+(360*135)=59,400
59400/450=132 weighted average unit cost after the July 23 purchase
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