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Gre4nikov [31]
4 years ago
15

The process of making raw materials into a finished product is known as _____.

Business
2 answers:
Svetradugi [14.3K]4 years ago
8 0

Answer:

c. manufacturing

Explanation:

worty [1.4K]4 years ago
6 0
C , the process of making raw materials into a finished product is known as c , manufacturing
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2. 1,170 units

3.

                                   Cost of ending inventory     Cost of goods sold

a. FIFO                                      $16,590                                 $11,760

b. LIFO                                      $15,300                                 $13,050

c. Weighted Average              $12,093                                 $12,492

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<u>Income Statement for the year ended December 3</u>1

                                                    FIFO                LIFO         Weighted Average

Sales ($12,600 + $ 26,460)     $39,060          $39,060              $39,060

Cost of Goods Sold                  ($11,760)          ($13,050)             ( $12,492)

Gross Profit                               $27,300           $26,010               $26,568

Less Expenses                         ($18,200)         ($18,200)             ($18,200)

Net Income / (Loss)                     $9,100             $7,810                 $8,368

5. No Data

6. LIFO

Explanation:

Periodic Method means that inventory valuation is done after a specific period. In this case valuation is being done at year end.

<u>Calculation of the number and cost of goods available for sale</u>

                                                   Units                      Total Costs

Beginning Inventory                   300                            $4,200

Add Purchases :

April 11                                          950                           $11,400

June 1                                           850                           $12,750

Available for Sale                      2,100                          $28,350

Ending Inventory units = Units Available for Sale  - Units Sold

                                     =  2,100 units - 300 units -  630 units

                                     =  1,170 units

<u>a. FIFO</u>

FIFO stands for First In First Out.

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320 units × $12 =  $3,840

850 units × $15 = $12,750

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ii. Cost of goods sold

300 units × $14 = $4,200

630 units × $12 = $7,560

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<u>b. LIFO</u>

LIFO stands for Last In Last Out

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300 units × $14 =  $4,200

650 units × $12 =  $7,800

220 units × $15 =  $3,300

Total                  = $15,300

ii. Cost of goods sold

300 units × $12 = $3,600

630 units × $15 = $9,450

Total                  = $13,050

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1st calculation : April 11

Unit Cost = Total Cost ÷ Total Number of Units

                = ((950 units × $12) + (300 units × $14)) ÷ (1,250)

                = $12.45

Sale = 300 × $12.45

       = $3,735

2nd Calculation : June 1

Unit Cost = Total Cost ÷ Total Number of Units

                = ((650 units × $12.45) + (850 units × $15)) ÷ (1,500)

                = $13.90

Sale = 630 × $13.90

       = $8,757

ii. Cost of goods sold

Total Cost of Goods Sold = $3,735 + $8,757

                                          = $12,492

i. Cost of ending inventory

Ending Inventory = 870 × $13.90

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