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Problem 6-9A (Part Level Submission) Sweet Acacia Industries began operations on July 1. It uses a...

Problem 6-9A (Part Level Submission)

Sweet Acacia Industries began operations on July 1. It uses a perpetual inventory system. During July, the company had the following purchases and sales.

Purchases

Date

Units

Unit Cost

Sales Units

July 1

8 $71

July 6

6

July 11

3 $76

July 14

3

July 21

5 $82

July 27

3

(a1)

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Calculate average cost for each unit. (For calculation and answers purpose round unit costs to 2 decimal places, e.g. 15.25.)

July 1

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July 6

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July 11

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July 14

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July 21

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July 27

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Sweet Acacia Industries
Weighted Average Perpetual Inventory Method (A) (B)/(A) (B)
Purchases Cost of goods sold Inventory on hand
Quantity Unit cost Total Quantity Unit cost Total Quantity Unit cost Total
8 $         71.00 $        568.00 8 $    71.00 $            568.00
6 $                                71.00 $            426.00 2 $    71.00 $            142.00 ($142/2)
3 $         76.00 $        228.00 5 $    74.00 $            370.00 ($370/5)
3 $                                74.00 $            222.00 2 $    74.00 $            148.00 ($148/2)
5 $         82.00 $        410.00 7 $    79.71 $            558.00 ($558/7)
3 $                                79.71 $            239.14 4 $    79.71 $            318.86 ($318.86/4)
16 12 $            461.14 4 $            318.86

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