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3 years ago

What would you do if you can stop time

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Anuta_ua [19.1K]3 years ago

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I would probably travel the world and like visit new places

Arlecino [84]3 years ago

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Answer:

Tbh if I could stop the time

I would do anything to get the time back to normal since it will probably be boring doing it yourself with no help if you know what I mean :)

Explanation:

Hoped this helped :)

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Answer:

Option c is correct

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Explanation:

The total manufacturing cost = $737,040.

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Cost per unit before adjustment for absorbed overhead=

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FIFO: ending inventory: $9,528 COGS: $ 14,452

LIFO: ending inventory: $ 8,422 COGS: $ 15,558 (periodic)

LIFO: ending inventory $ 9,035 COGS ·$ 14,945 (perpetual)

Explanation:

June 1 Balance 304 units @ $13 3, 952

June 11 Purchased 804 units @ $15 12,060

June 20 Purchased 498 units @ $16 7, 968

Tota units 1,606 Cost available: 23,980

June 10 Sold 205 units @ $30

June 15 Sold 504 units @ $32

June 27 Sold 295 units @ $34

Total units: 1,004 units

Ending Inventory units: 1,606 - 1,004 = 602

FIFO:

first units are sold while last are ending inventory.

As we always pick from chronological order is the same under perpetual or periodic method.

Ending Inventory: 602 units

June 20 Purchased 498 units @ $16 7, 968 (602 - 498 = 104)

June 11 Purchased 104 units @ $15 1, 560

Total: 9,528

COGS: Difference between cost available and ending inventory:

23,980 - 9,528 = 14,452

LIFO:

first units are part of ending inventory. As the units aren't picked in chronological order the values cahnges under perpetual and periodic method.

periodic ending inventory:

June 1 Balance 304 units @ $13 3, 952 (602 - 304 = 298)

June 11 Purchased 298 units @ $15 4,470

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perpetual method:

Inventory after 1st sale: 304 - 205 = 99 units at 13

Inventory after 2nd sale.

99 untis at 13

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Inventory after 3rd sale.

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