1.Has reduce the time to take purchase and sell the inventory
2.Inventory turnover ratio =cost of goods sold/average inventory
cost of goods =48000
average inventory =begging inventory+ending inventory/2
= 10000+6000/2=8000
inventory turnover ratio=48000/8000=6.0
3.compared to FIFO,LIFO Result the lowest current income tax
4.testing costs inccured prior to using the equipment
5.answer is A
6.A,B and C are related to captal expentiture.becouse capital expentiture means includes maintaining,buy and improving fixed assets
7.c is the answer
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