Date Apr. 3 Apr. 8 Apr. 11 Apr. 30 May 8 May 10 May 19 May 28 June 5 June 16 June 21 June 28 Quantity 144 ✓ 120 120 ✔ 216 V Purchases Unit Cost 720 ✓ 800 ✓ 880 ✓ 960 ✔ Total Cost $ 103,680 96,000 105,600 207,360 ✓ FIFO Method For the three-months ended June 30 Cost of Merchandise Sold Quantity 72 ✔ $ 36 ✓ 72 ✓ 96 ✔ Unit Cost 600✔ $ 720 X W Total Cost 43,200 ✔ Quantity 72 ✓ 72 ✓ ✓ $ 144 ✓ 60 ✓ Inventory 120 ✔ Unit Cost Total Cost

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**Inventory and Sales Transactions**

This table summarizes inventory and sales transactions over a few months, detailing the date, type of transaction, number of units involved, the price per unit, and the total amount for each transaction. 

- **April 3**
  - **Transaction:** Inventory
  - **Number of Units:** 72
  - **Per Unit:** $600
  - **Total:** $43,200

- **April 8**
  - **Transaction:** Purchase
  - **Number of Units:** 144
  - **Per Unit:** $720
  - **Total:** $103,680

- **April 11**
  - **Transaction:** Sale 
  - **Number of Units:** 96
  - **Per Unit:** $2,000
  - **Total:** $192,000

- **April 30**
  - **Transaction:** Sale 
  - **Number of Units:** 60
  - **Per Unit:** $2,000
  - **Total:** $120,000

- **May 8**
  - **Transaction:** Purchase
  - **Number of Units:** 120
  - **Per Unit:** $800
  - **Total:** $96,000

- **May 10**
  - **Transaction:** Sale
  - **Number of Units:** 72
  - **Per Unit:** $2,000
  - **Total:** $144,000

- **May 19**
  - **Transaction:** Sale
  - **Number of Units:** 36
  - **Per Unit:** $2,000
  - **Total:** $72,000

- **May 28**
  - **Transaction:** Purchase
  - **Number of Units:** 120
  - **Per Unit:** $880
  - **Total:** $105,600

- **June 5**
  - **Transaction:** Sale
  - **Number of Units:** 72
  - **Per Unit:** $2,100
  - **Total:** $151,200

- **June 16**
  - **Transaction:** Sale
  - **Number of Units:** 96
  - **Per Unit:** $2,100
  - **Total:** $201,600

- **June 21**
  - **Transaction:** Purchase
  - **Number of Units:** 216
Transcribed Image Text:**Inventory and Sales Transactions** This table summarizes inventory and sales transactions over a few months, detailing the date, type of transaction, number of units involved, the price per unit, and the total amount for each transaction. - **April 3** - **Transaction:** Inventory - **Number of Units:** 72 - **Per Unit:** $600 - **Total:** $43,200 - **April 8** - **Transaction:** Purchase - **Number of Units:** 144 - **Per Unit:** $720 - **Total:** $103,680 - **April 11** - **Transaction:** Sale - **Number of Units:** 96 - **Per Unit:** $2,000 - **Total:** $192,000 - **April 30** - **Transaction:** Sale - **Number of Units:** 60 - **Per Unit:** $2,000 - **Total:** $120,000 - **May 8** - **Transaction:** Purchase - **Number of Units:** 120 - **Per Unit:** $800 - **Total:** $96,000 - **May 10** - **Transaction:** Sale - **Number of Units:** 72 - **Per Unit:** $2,000 - **Total:** $144,000 - **May 19** - **Transaction:** Sale - **Number of Units:** 36 - **Per Unit:** $2,000 - **Total:** $72,000 - **May 28** - **Transaction:** Purchase - **Number of Units:** 120 - **Per Unit:** $880 - **Total:** $105,600 - **June 5** - **Transaction:** Sale - **Number of Units:** 72 - **Per Unit:** $2,100 - **Total:** $151,200 - **June 16** - **Transaction:** Sale - **Number of Units:** 96 - **Per Unit:** $2,100 - **Total:** $201,600 - **June 21** - **Transaction:** Purchase - **Number of Units:** 216
**FIFO Method Table: For the Three Months Ended June 30**

This table illustrates the First-In, First-Out (FIFO) accounting method for inventory management. It is divided into three primary sections: Purchases, Cost of Merchandise Sold, and Inventory. The table provides detailed data for the period ending June 30, with specific dates noting purchases and stock management. Here's the breakdown:

### Purchases
- **April 3:** 
  - Quantity: 144 
  - Unit Cost: $720 
  - Total Cost: $103,680

- **April 8:** 
  - Transaction data echoes April 3

- **April 11:** 
  - No data

- **April 30:** 
  - No data

- **May 8:** 
  - Quantity: 120 
  - Unit Cost: $800 
  - Total Cost: $96,000

- **May 10:** 
  - No data

- **May 19:** 
  - No data

- **May 28:** 
  - Quantity: 120 
  - Unit Cost: $880 
  - Total Cost: $105,600

- **June 5:** 
  - No data

- **June 16:** 
  - No data

- **June 21:** 
  - Quantity: 216 
  - Unit Cost: $960 
  - Total Cost: $207,360

- **June 28:** 
  - No data

### Cost of Merchandise Sold
- **April 11:** 
  - Quantity: 72 
  - Unit Cost: $600 
  - Total Cost: $43,200

- **May 8:** 
  - No data

- **May 10:** 
  - No data

- **May 19:** 
  - Quantity: 36

- **May 28:** 
  - No correct data

- **June 16:** 
  - Quantity: 72

- **June 21:** 
  - No data

- **June 28:** 
  - No data

### Inventory
- **April 30:** 
  - Quantity: 72
- **May 8:** 
  - Quantity: 60
  - Quantity: 120

- **June 5:** 
  - No data

- **May 28:** 
  - No data

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Transcribed Image Text:**FIFO Method Table: For the Three Months Ended June 30** This table illustrates the First-In, First-Out (FIFO) accounting method for inventory management. It is divided into three primary sections: Purchases, Cost of Merchandise Sold, and Inventory. The table provides detailed data for the period ending June 30, with specific dates noting purchases and stock management. Here's the breakdown: ### Purchases - **April 3:** - Quantity: 144 - Unit Cost: $720 - Total Cost: $103,680 - **April 8:** - Transaction data echoes April 3 - **April 11:** - No data - **April 30:** - No data - **May 8:** - Quantity: 120 - Unit Cost: $800 - Total Cost: $96,000 - **May 10:** - No data - **May 19:** - No data - **May 28:** - Quantity: 120 - Unit Cost: $880 - Total Cost: $105,600 - **June 5:** - No data - **June 16:** - No data - **June 21:** - Quantity: 216 - Unit Cost: $960 - Total Cost: $207,360 - **June 28:** - No data ### Cost of Merchandise Sold - **April 11:** - Quantity: 72 - Unit Cost: $600 - Total Cost: $43,200 - **May 8:** - No data - **May 10:** - No data - **May 19:** - Quantity: 36 - **May 28:** - No correct data - **June 16:** - Quantity: 72 - **June 21:** - No data - **June 28:** - No data ### Inventory - **April 30:** - Quantity: 72 - **May 8:** - Quantity: 60 - Quantity: 120 - **June 5:** - No data - **May 28:** - No data -
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As per FIFO method of inventory valuation, inventory which comes first in the store is dispatched first from the store. There are two more methods which are mostly used along with FIFO method. One is LIFO method and other is average method.

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