Harding Systems, Incorporated uses a periodic inventory system. The purchases of a particular product during the year are shown below:   January 1 Beginning inventory 1,100 units @ $ 7.25 $ 7,975 February 7 Purchase 1,450 units @ $ 7.50 10,875 July 10 Purchase 1,600 units @ $ 8.00 12,800 November 25 Purchase 1,000 units @ $ 8.50 8,500   Total 5,150   $ 40,150   At December 31 the ending inventory consisted of 2,500 units.   Compute the following: The cost of the ending inventory on December 31 (Using the Average cost method)               $ _____________________   The cost of Goods Sold (Using the Average cost method)          $__________________________   The cost of the ending Inventory (Using the FIFI method)          $_______________________________

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Harding Systems, Incorporated uses a periodic inventory system. The purchases of a particular product during the year are shown below:

 

January 1

Beginning inventory

1,100

units @ $ 7.25

$ 7,975

February 7

Purchase

1,450

units @ $ 7.50

10,875

July 10

Purchase

1,600

units @ $ 8.00

12,800

November 25

Purchase

1,000

units @ $ 8.50

8,500

 

Total

5,150

 

$ 40,150

 

At December 31 the ending inventory consisted of 2,500 units.

 

Compute the following:

  1. The cost of the ending inventory on December 31 (Using the Average cost method)

              $ _____________________

 

  1. The cost of Goods Sold (Using the Average cost method)

         $__________________________

 

  1. The cost of the ending Inventory (Using the FIFI method)

         $_______________________________

 

  1. The cost of goods sold (Using the FIFO method)

$.__________________________

  1. The of cost of the ending Inventory (using the LIFO method)

         $____________________

 

  1. The cost of Goods sold (Using the LIFO method)

         $_______________________________

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  1. The cost of goods sold (Using the FIFO method)

$.__________________________

 

  1. The of cost of the ending Inventory (using the LIFO method)

         $____________________

 

  1. The cost of Goods sold (Using the LIFO method)

         $_______________________________

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