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marissa [1.9K]
3 years ago
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a company starts out with 800 units if a particular item in inventory.Assume that their cost is $10 ach. Over the next three mon

ths it buys 100 more units at $11 each,and then 50 more units at $12 each. It sold 200 units during that three months, and it uses the Last In First Out method, you would assume that all of the remaining units should e valued at ----each. a. $10 b. $11. c. $12. d. none of the above answers is correct because you must average the various purchase prices to find the amount to apply to the ending inventory

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1 answer:
Nikitich [7]3 years ago
5 0
Last in First out - The last item/inventory purchased are sold first. Hence your answer is a.$10.

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