Problem 6-6A
Information for Sweet Acacia Industries. Sweet Acacia Industries uses the periodic method of accounting for its inventory transactions. Sweet Acacia Industries only carries one
March 1 Beginning inventory 163 diamonds at a cost of \(\$ 335\) per diamond.
March 3 Purchased 188 diamonds at a cost of \(\$ 339\) each.
March 5 Sold 164 diamonds for \(\$ 649\) each.
March 10 Purchased 322 diamonds at a cost of \(\$ 388\) each.
March 25 Sold 377 diamonds for \(\$ 588\) each.
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You are provided with the following information for Pharoah Inc.
Pharoah Inc. uses the periodic system of accounting for its
inventory transactions.
March
1
Beginning inventory 2,050 liters at a cost of 61¢ per
liter.
March
3
Purchased 2,405 liters at a cost of 66¢ per liter.
March
5
Sold 2,305 liters for $1.05 per liter.
March
10
Purchased 3,990 liters at a cost of 73¢ per liter.
March
20
Purchased 2,520 liters at a...
please answer the ending inventory for the specific identification, FIFO and LIFO Problem 6-6A (Part Level Submissi...
please answer the ending inventory for the specific
identification, FIFO and LIFO
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filling it for covinience please
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Problem 6-6A (Part Level Submission)
You are provided with the following information for Pharoah Inc.
Pharoah Inc. uses the periodic system of accounting for its
inventory transactions.
March
1
Beginning inventory 2,050 liters at a cost of 61¢ per
liter.
March
3
Purchased 2,405 liters at a cost of 66¢ per liter.
March
5
Sold 2,305 liters for $1.05 per liter.
March
10
Purchased 3,990 liters at a cost of 73¢ per liter.
March
20
Purchased 2,520 liters at a...
please answer the ending inventory for the specific
identification, FIFO and LIFO
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please solve for a2. show answers by drawing the table and
filling it for covinience please
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