A record of transactions for the month of May is as follows: PurchasesSales UnitsUnit CostTotal UnitsUnit Selling PriceTotalMay 1 – Balance400$4.00$ 1,600May 3300$7.00 May 41,300$4.105,330May 61,000$7.00 May 8800$4.303,440May 12900$7.50 May 14700$4.403,080May 18400$7.50 May 221,200$4.505,400May 301,400$8.00 May 27500$4.752,375 TOTALS4,900 $21,225 4,000 Required: Assuming that perpetual inventory records are kept, calculate the ending inventory using FIFONote: All unit costs are to be four decimal places; all other amounts are to be rounded to the nearest whole dollar.

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A record of transactions for the month of May is as follows:

	Purchases	Sales
	Units	Unit Cost	Total		Units	Unit Selling Price	Total
May 1 – Balance	400	$4.00	$ 1,600	May 3	300	$7.00
May 4	1,300	$4.10	5,330	May 6	1,000	$7.00
May 8	800	$4.30	3,440	May 12	900	$7.50
May 14	700	$4.40	3,080	May 18	400	$7.50
May 22	1,200	$4.50	5,400	May 30	1,400	$8.00
May 27	500	$4.75	2,375
TOTALS	4,900		$21,225		4,000

Required: Assuming that perpetual inventory records are kept, calculate the ending inventory using FIFO

Note: All unit costs are to be four decimal places; all other amounts are to be rounded to the nearest whole dollar.

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