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During May the following changes in inventory took place: Show all calculations: May 1 Balance 1,100...

During May the following changes in inventory took place: Show all calculations:

May 1 Balance 1,100 units @ $25 = 27500

  14 Purchases   800 units @ $36 = 28,800

  24 Purchases   700 units @ $30 = 21,000

May 8   Sold                      500 units @ $50

19 Sold                      300 units @ $49

29   Sold                      600 units @ $54

A physical count indicates that 1,200 units are on hand on May 31.

Part A: Assuming the company uses the perpetual method.

A. Compute the Cost of Goods Sold to be recognized in the journal entry on May 29 assuming:

1. LIFO

                              2. FIFO

               B. What is the moving average cost per unit of ending inventory? (round to the nearest penny)

Part B: Assuming that the company uses the Periodic method, determine the following:

               A. Ending Inventory under LIFO: ________________________

               B. Cost of Goods Sold Under FIFO: _______________________

               C. Weighted Average cost per unit for the month: __________________

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