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During the current period Ginger and Mary Ann made the following purchases of beads. Answer the questions below assuming that Ginger and Mary Ann use the specific identification method for inventory costing. Purchase 1 = 40 small beads @ $ 8.00 each = Purchase 2 = 60 medium beads @ $10.00 each = Purchase 3 = 80 large beads @ $11.00 each = Total available for sale = 10. What would be the total available for sale? Cost of small beads in inventory units @ $ = Cost of medium beads in inventory units @ $ = Cost of large beads in inventory units @ $ = Total available for sale = 11. What would be the cost of goods sold assuming that the following beads were SOLD? 20 small-size beads & 25 medium-size beads & 30 large-size beads units @ $ = units @ $ = units @ $ = = Total cost of goods sold (COGS) 12. What would be the ending inventory for all the beads remaining? Show your answer for each bead size (small, medium, and large) and the total for all of them. units @ $ = units @ $ = units @ $ = = Cost of ending inventory
What would be the total available for sale?
Cost of small beads in inventory |
40 |
units @ $ |
8 |
=$320 |
Cost of medium beads in inventory |
60 |
units @ $ |
10 |
=$600 |
Cost of large beads in inventory |
80 |
units @ $ |
11 |
=$880 |
Total available for sale = |
$1800 |
What would be the cost of goods sold assuming that the following beads were SOLD?
20 small-size beads & 25 medium-size beads & 30 large-size beads
20 |
units @ $ |
8 |
=$160 |
25 |
units @ $ |
10 |
=$250 |
30 |
units @ $ |
11 |
=$330 |
= Total cost of goods sold (COGS) |
$740 |
What would be the ending inventory for all the beads remaining? Show your answer for each bead size (small, medium, and large) and the total for all of them.
20 |
units @ $ |
8 |
=$160 |
35 |
units @ $ |
10 |
=$350 |
50 |
units @ $ |
11 |
=$550 |
= Cost of ending inventory |
$1060 |