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60. At May 1, 2017, Vaughn Manufacturing had beginning inventory consisting of 310 units with a...

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At May 1, 2017, Vaughn Manufacturing had beginning inventory consisting of 310 units with a unit cost of $7.0. During May, the company purchased inventory as follows:

▪ 610 units at $7.0
▪ 920 units at $8.0
The company sold 1530 units during the month for $12.0 per unit. Vaughn Manufacturing uses the average cost method. The value of Vaughn Manufacturing's inventory at May 31, 2017 is

$2170.

$2325.

$13800.

$2480.

61. At May 1, 2017, Blue Spruce Corp. had beginning inventory consisting of 350 units with a unit cost of $8.0. During May, the company purchased inventory as follows:

▪ 700 units at $8.0
▪ 1040 units at $9.0
The company sold 1740 units during the month for $14.0 per unit. Blue Spruce Corp. uses the average cost method. Blue Spruce Corp.'s gross profit for the month of May is

$24360.

$14790.

$9570.

$17760.

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Answer-60)- The value of Vaughn Manufacturing's inventory at May 31, 2017 is = $2325.

Explanation- Value of Vaughn Manufacturing's inventory at May 31, 2017 = Ending inventory units*Average cost per unit

= (1840 units-1530 units)*$7.5 per unit

= 310 units*$7.5 per unit

= $2325

Where- Average cost per unit = Total cost of inventory/ Total no. of unit

= {(310 units*$7.0 per unit)+ (610 units*$7.0 per unit)+ (920 units*$8.0 per unit)} /(310 units+610 units+920 units)

= ($2170+$4270+$7360)/1840 units

= $13800/1840 units

= $7.5 per unit

Answer-61)- Blue Spruce Corp.'s gross profit for the month of May is= $9570.

Explanation- Gross profit for the month of May is = Total sale amount- Cost of goods sold

= (1740 units*$14.0 per unit) – (1740 units*$8.50 per unit)

= $24360-$14790

= $9570

Where- Average cost per unit = Total cost of inventory/ Total no. of unit

= {(350 units*$8.0 per unit)+ (700 units*$8.0 per unit)+ (1040 units*$9.0 per unit)} /(350 units+700 units+1040 units)

= ($2800+$5600+$9360)/2090 units

= $17760/2090 units

= $8.50 per unit

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