At the end of the first quarter of 2019 Acme Corporation had 950 cases of Gadgets in its ending inventory. Facts related to its beginning inventory and purchases are as follows: Mar. 3 Beginning Inventory 250 units at $7 Mar. 8 Purchase 2000 units at $8 Mar. 10 Purchase 5000 units at $9 Mar. 13 Purchase 775 units at $10
Using Periodic FIFO calculate the ending inventory value
$7,750
$7,350
none of the above
$9,325
For FIFO Method,
950 cases would be remained from last purchases.
Last purchases were 775 units @ $10 per unit
And 5,000 units @ $9
Therefore, ending inventory 950 cases consists of 775 units @ $10, and remaining 175 units @ $9 per unit
Ending Inventory (in $) = (775 x 10) + (175 x 9)
Ending Inventory = $7,750 + $1,575
Ending Inventory = $9,325
Ans : $9,325
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