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Use the following information to complete this exercise: sales,850 units for $21,600; beginning inventory, 600 units; purchases,700 units; ending inventory, 450 units; and operating expenses,$7,600. Required: 1. Complete the table for each situation. InSituations A and B (costs rising), assume the following: beginninginventory, 600 units at $10 = $6,000; purchases, 700 units at $12 =$8,400. In Situations C and D (costs falling), assume the opposite;that is, beginning inventory, 600 units at $12 = $7,200; purchases,700 units at $10 = $7,000. Use periodic inventory procedures.

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1 situation A & B Units Rate per unit $ Amount $
Sales   ( A ) 850           25.41          21,600
Cost of goods sold;
Beginning inventory 600 10             6,000
Add: Purchases 700 12             8,400
Less: ending inventory 450 12           (5,400)
Cost of goods sold ( B )             9,000
Gross incoem ( A ) - ( B)          12,600
2 situation C & D Units Rate per unit $ Amount $
Sales   ( A ) 850           25.41          21,600
Cost of goods sold;
Beginning inventory 600 12             7,200
Add: Purchases 700 10             7,000
Less: ending inventory 450 10           (4,500)
Cost of goods sold ( B )             9,700
Gross incoem ( A ) - ( B)          11,900
Note: Here it is assumed that we follows FIFO method of inventory with periodic concept.

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