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    Jan 23, 2008, 02:06 PM
    LIFO inventory method
    Can someone tell me if this is correct?
    September 1 On hand, 300 units @ 1.50 each
    September 6 purchased 1000 units @ 1.65
    September 18 purchased 800 units @ 1.75 each
    Total cost of goods available for sale = $3500
    September 30 on hand, 425 units
    Question 1.
    If the company uses the weighted average cost method, would the amount assigned to the September 30 inventory be:
    A. 656.25 B. 694.17 C. 708.33 D. 718.75 My answer was b, but I was incorrect can someone show me why.

    Question 2.

    If the company uses the LIFO inventory method, the ending inventory at September 30 would be:
    A. 637.50 B. 656.25 C. 722.50 D. 743.75
    Is c. 722.50 the correct answer, Thank You in advance
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    Jan 24, 2008, 04:05 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by jahubb
    Can someone tell me if this is correct?
    September 1 On hand, 300 units @ 1.50 each
    September 6 purchased 1000 units @ 1.65
    September 18 purchased 800 units @ 1.75 each
    Total cost of goods available for sale = $3500
    September 30 on hand, 425 units
    Question 1.
    If the company uses the weighted average cost method, would the amount assigned to the September 30 inventory be:
    A. 656.25 B. 694.17 C. 708.33 D. 718.75 My answer was b, but I was incorrect can someone show me why.

    Question 2.

    If the company uses the LIFO inventory method, the ending inventory at September 30 would be:
    A. 637.50 B. 656.25 C. 722.50 D. 743.75
    Is c. 722.50 the correct answer, Thank You in advance

    weighted average cost method
    Average Unit cost: $3500/2100 = $1.666667
    Ending inventory: 425 units @ $1.666667 = $708.3333

    ANSWER is C



    LIFO Method

    1675 units sold
               = 800 units at $1.75 unit cost
               = 875 units at $1.65 unit cost

               Cost of goods sold = 800*1.75+875*1.65
               = $1,400 + $1,443.75 = $2,843.75

    Cost of ending inventory
               = 125 units at $1.65 unit cost
               = 300 units at $1.50 unit cost
               = $206.25 + $450 = $656.25

    ANSWER is B
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    Jan 27, 2008, 12:24 PM
    C and b

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