After computing the cost of inventory that was sold, The Cost of Goods sold is given as $1,334.30.
<h3 /><h3>The calculations related to the exercise are as follows:</h3>
From the information provided (see full question attached),
Inventory at hand as at November 1:
- there are 29 Units of Inventory at the cost of $5.90 dollars each.
Purchases:
- 118 units are purchased at $6.30 dollars each;
- 59 units are purchased at $6.15 dollars each; and
- 88 units are bought at $6.50 dollars each.
If at the end of the period there are 25 units each form the purchases above and 7 from the existing inventory as at Nov. 1st, then the cost of goods sold is:
((29-7) X 5.9) +((118-25) x 6.3) + ((59-25) x 6.15) + ((88-25) x 6.5))
= $1,334.30
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