Requirement 1 (Question 1):-
Under the First In First Out (FIFO) method of accounting, the goods that are bought first will be the ones that are sold first. Hence, out of all the inventory purchases , since 9,000 units remain at the end of the month, 5,000 units of the inventory Purchased on July 20 and 4,000 units of the inventory purchased on July 10 will remain.
As such, we can calculate the ending value of inventory as follows:-
July 20 Inventory = 5,000 units * $13 per unit = $65,000
July 10 Inventory = 4,000 units * $12 per unit = $48,000
Ending value of inventory = $113,000
Based on the information and calculation above, the correct answer is Option C - $113,000.
Option A, Option B and Option D are incorrect per the calculation above.
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