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During the year, Wright Company sells 450 remote-control airplanes for $100 each. The company has the...

During the year, Wright Company sells 450 remote-control airplanes for $100 each. The company has the following inventory purchase transactions for the year.

Date Transaction Number of Units Unit Cost Total Cost
Jan. 1 Beginning inventory 50 $ 81 $ 4,050
May. 5 Purchase 245 84 20,580
Nov. 3 Purchase 190 89 16,910
485 $ 41,540

1) Using weighted average cost, What is the ending inventory

ans-1284.75

2) using LIFO, what is Cost of Goods sold

ans-40325

3) Using FiFo, what is the journal entry to record COGS

credit to inventory $40,325

*** i already know the answers i just need to know how to get them, please make it as simple as possible, this is just me reviewing for my final exam, no complex charts please!!!

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There are three methods for inventory valuation

  • weighted average as the name suggests average cost per unit is found out and multiplied with ending inventory
  • LIFO Last in first out it .The good received at latest date are sold first. Ending inventory will have goods purchased at earlier dates from beginning.
  • FIFO first in first out. The goods received at earlier dates are sold first

1) weighted average cost = total cost/ number of units purchased

[50*$81+245*$84+190*$89]/485

=$41,540/485

=$85.65

ending inventory = ending stock*average cost

ending inventory = beginning+purchase-sale

=50+245+190-470

=15*$85.65

=$1284.75

2)LIFO cost of goods sold

Nov 3. 190 $89 $16,910
May 5 245 $84 $20,580
Jan 1 35[470-245-190] $81 $2835[35*$81]
Total cost of goods sold $40,325
[16910+20580+2835]

3) FIFO journal entry

FIFO

Jan 1 50 $81 $4,050
May 5 245 $84 $20,580
Nov 3 175[470-50-245] $89 $15,575[175*89]
[4050+20580+15575]
Total cost of goods sold $40,205

journal entry

general Journal debit credit
Cost of goods sold $40,205
inventory $40,205

As per the answer given it seems that Wright Company sells 470 remote-control and not 450. There is an error in question

if we go by 450 sells units answers would be

1)

ending inventory = ending stock*average cost

ending inventory = beginning+purchase-sale

=50+245+190-450

=35*$85.65

=$2,997.75

2)

2)LIFO cost of goods sold

Nov 3. 190 $89 $16,910
May 5 245 $84 $20,580
Jan 1 15[450-245-190] $81 1215
Total cost of goods sold $38,705
[16910+20580+1215]

3)

FIFO journal entry

FIFO

Jan 1 50 $81 $4,050
May 5 245 $84 $20,580
Nov 3 155[450-50-245] $89 $13,795
[4050+20580+13795]
Total cost of goods sold $38,425

journal entry

general Journal debit credit
Cost of goods sold $38,425
inventory $38,425

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