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Under the FIFO method of inventory valuation, ending inventory consists of the units from recent purchases. Under the LIFO method of inventory valuation, ending inventory consists of the units from earliest purchases.
(1) 1,000 units in ending inventory consists of 1,700 units received on January 28
Ending inventory = 1,000 * $5.64 = $5,640
(2) 1,000 units in ending inventory consists of 1,300 units received on January 2
Ending inventory = 1,000 * $4.83 = $4,830
(3) Cost of units available for sale = (1,300 * $4.83) + (700 * $5.15) + (1,100 * $5.31) + (1.400 * $5.47) + (1,700 8 $5.64)
= $32,971
Number of units available for sale = 1,300 + 700 + 1,100 + 1,400 + 1,700
= 6,200
Weighted average cost per unit = Cost of units available for sale / Number of units available for sale
= $32,971 / 6,200
= $5.32
Ending inventory = 1,000 units * $5.32 per unit
= $5,320
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Received
Date
No. of Units
Unit Cost
Issued,
No. of Units
Balance,
No. of Units
January 2
1,600
$3.75
1,600
7
1,100
500
10
1,000
4.00
1,500
13
900
600
18
1,400
4.13
700
1,300
20
1,100
200
23
1,700
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1,900
26
1,200
700
28
2,000
4.38
2,700
31
1,700
1,000
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Problem 8-4
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month of April was as follows.
Purchases
Sales
April 1
(balance on hand)
350
@
$6.60
April 5
550
4
650
@
6.73
12
450
11
550
@
7.00
27
1,300
18
450
@
7.06
28
150
26
850
@
7.39
30
450
@
7.66
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Received
Date
No. of Units
Unit Cost
Issued,
No. of Units
Balance,
No. of Units
January 2
1,700
$4.74
1,700
7
1,200
500
10
1,100
5.06
1,600
13
1,000
600
18
1,500
5.21
800
1,300
20
1,100
200
23
1,800
5.37
2,000
26
1,300
700
28
2,100
5.53
2,800
31
1,800
1,000
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follows.
Received
Date
No. of Units
Unit Cost
Issued,
No. of Units
Balance,
No. of Units
January 2
1,600
$3.75
1,600
7
1,100
500
10
1,000
4.00
1,500
13
900
600
18
1,400
4.13
700
1,300
20
1,100
200
23
1,700
4.25
1,900
26
1,200
700
28
2,000
4.38
2,700
31
1,700
1,000
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month of April was as follows.
Purchases
Sales
April 1
(balance on hand)
350
@
$6.60
April 5
550
4
650
@
6.73
12
450
11
550
@
7.00
27
1,300
18
450
@
7.06
28
150
26
850
@
7.39
30
450
@
7.66
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inventory records are kept in units only. (Round answer
to 2 decimal places, e.g. 2.76.)
Average-cost...
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follows.
Received
Date
No. of Units
Unit Cost
Issued,
No. of Units
Balance,
No. of Units
January 2
1,700
$4.74
1,700
7
1,200
500
10
1,100
5.06
1,600
13
1,000
600
18
1,500
5.21
800
1,300
20
1,100
200
23
1,800
5.37
2,000
26
1,300
700
28
2,100
5.53
2,800
31
1,800
1,000
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