D. Beginning inv April 1 Invertory 120 units at $26 April 10 Sale 90 units April 15 Purchase 140 units at $28 April 30 Sale 110 units The business maintains a perpetual inventory system and costing by FIFO. a. What is the cost of merchandise sold on April 10, 2022? What is the cost of merchandise sold on April 30, 2022?

D. Beginning inv April 1 Invertory 120 units at $26 April 10 Sale 90 units April 15 Purchase 140 units at $28 April 30 Sale 110 units The business maintains a perpetual inventory system and costing by FIFO. a. What is the cost of merchandise sold on April 10, 2022? What is the cost of merchandise sold on April 30, 2022?

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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