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LIFO: Perpetual Inventory Method The Smith Toy Company had the following transactions during 2020 :...

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LIFO: Perpetual Inventory Method The Smith Toy Company had the following transactions during 2020 : 01/02 Beginning Inventory Balance 100 units at $25 03/10 Purchase 125 units at $32 04/10 Sold 190 units. 05/25 Purchase 35 units at $40 06/10 Sold 60 units . THE SELLING PRICE FOR THE UNITS SOLD IS $60 Required: 1) Using the LIFO Method a6 06/30/20, Compute the Ending Inventory (units and amount) 2) Compute the Cost of Goods Sold 3) Compute the Gross Profit.

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