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morpeh [17]
1 year ago
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dunder mifflin has the following data related to its inventory during october 20x1. inventory on 10/1 was 400 units at $2.10 per

unit. there was a purchase on 10/7 of 1,400 units at $2.20 a unit. a second purchase on 10/16 was 280 units at $2.25. ending inventory on 10/31 consisted of 520 units. what is the value assigned to ending inventory if dunder mifflin uses lifo method (periodic system)? do not enter any punctuation (i.e. no dollar sign, no commas). edit insert
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den301095 [7]1 year ago
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The value assigned to ending inventory if dander Mifflin uses LIFO method is $1092

The value assigned to ending inventory if dander Mifflin uses FIFO method is $1170

FIFO

FIFO method assumes that the inventory bought in first, will be the first to the sold to customers.

Ending Inventory =  520 units × $2.25

                            = $1170

LIFO

LIFO methods assumes that the inventory bought in last will be the first to be sold to the customers.

Ending Inventory = 520 units× 2.10

                            = $1092

To know more about FIFO method, refer:

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