Blue Company is a paints supply store. During the year, Blue Company sold 62 paint bottles. Calculate the value of ending inventory according to FIFO method. Purchases No of paint bottles purchased Cost/Unit April 1 40 8 May 3 20 9 June 20 20 10 a. RO 520 b. RO 556 c. RO 180 d. RO 144

Blue Company is a paints supply store. During the year, Blue Company sold 62 paint bottles. Calculate the value of ending inventory according to FIFO method. Purchases No of paint bottles purchased Cost/Unit April 1 40 8 May 3 20 9 June 20 20 10 a. RO 520 b. RO 556 c. RO 180 d. RO 144

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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