Homework Answers
a. Cost of Goods available for Sale = Opening Inventory + Purchases
= 3,200 + 13,800 = $17,000
b. Cost of Goods sold = Cost of Goods Available for sale - Ending Inventory
= 17,000 - 4,400 = $12,600
c. The amount of inventoryRose sporting would report shall be $4,400
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the year.
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