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During April, Wiggins Company sold 900 units of Product X for $10 per unit.  Its beginning inventory,...

  1. During April, Wiggins Company sold 900 units of Product X for $10 per unit.  Its beginning inventory, purchases, and sales during the month were as follows:

April   1          Beginning Inventory   200 units @ $1

            5          Purchases                    200 units @ $2

            8          Sales                            300 units

            10        Purchases                    200 units @ $3

            15        Purchases                    200 units @ $4

            18        Sales                            300 units

            20        Purchases                    200 units @ $5

            25        Purchases                    200 units @ $6

            28        Sales                            300 units

Compute the proper cost to be assigned to ending inventory, cost of goods sold, and gross profit under each of these methods using the periodic system:

(a) Average cost, (b) FIFO, and (c) LIFO.

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Expert Solution

(a) Average Cost
Total Units Available        1,200 =200+200+200+200+200+200
Total Cost of goods available for sale        4,200 =200*1+200*2+200*3+200*4+200*5+200*6
Average cost per unit          3.50 (4,200 / 1,200 )
Ending Inventory $ 1,050 =(1200-900)*3.5
Cost of goods sold $ 3,150 =900*3.5
Gross profit $ 5,850 =(900*10)-3150
(b) FIFO
Ending Inventory in units 300 =1200-900
Ending Inventory $ 1,700 =200*6+100*5
Cost of goods sold $ 2,500 =200*1+200*2+200*3+200*4+100*5
Gross profit $ 6,500 =(900*10)-2500
(c.) LIFO
Ending Inventory in units 300 =1200-900
Ending Inventory $ 400 =200*1+100*2
Cost of goods sold $ 3,800 =200*6+200*5+200*4+200*3+100*2
Gross profit $ 5,200 =(900*10)-3800

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