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QUESTION 16 Binkley had 8,000 units of inventory 3/1. Their cost is $20 each. Purchases and...

QUESTION 16

  1. Binkley had 8,000 units of inventory 3/1. Their cost is $20 each. Purchases and sales for the month were:

    Date Purchases Sales
    March 8 6,000 units
    15 4,000 units @ $22 each
    22 4,000 units @ $24 each
    27 4,000 units


    Cost of goods sold for the month using average cost in a periodic system was:

    A.

    $215,000.
    B.

    $204,000.
    C.

    $224,000.
    D.

    $209,600.

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