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Beginning inventory, purchases, and sales data for cell phones are as follows:? ? ?? July 1...

Beginning inventory, purchases, and sales data for cell phones are as follows:? ?

??

July 1

Inventory .

20 units

@

$70

     10  

Purchase

30 units

@

$80

     15  

Sale

30 units

     18  

Purchase

30 units

@

$100

     23  

Sale

25 units

?

Complete the inventory cost card assuming the business maintains a perpetual inventory system and calculates the cost of merchandise sold and ending inventory using Weighted-Average.? Weighted Average

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Ending Inventory Balance      =       $2260

Cost of merchandise sold        =       $4540

WEIGHED AVERAGE METHOD INVENTORY SCHEDULE

Date

Qty Purchased

Unit Cost

Total Cost

Qty Sold

Unit cost

Cost of goods sold

Ending Inv.Qty

Unit Cost

Total Inventory

July 1

20

70

1400

July 10

30

80

2400

20

70

1400

30

80

2400

July 15

30

76

2280

20

76

1520

July 18

30

100

3000

20

76

1520

30

100

3000

July 23

25

90.40

2260

25

90.40

2260

TOTAL

4540

25

2260

July 15 Weighted Average Cost = (1400+2400)/50 = 76

July 23 Weighted Average Cost = (1520+3000)/50= 90.40


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