Davis provides the following information for the month of March 2011: March 1 Beginning Inventory March 7 Purchases March 18 Purchases March 24 Purchases Question 16 200 units Unsold units at month-end amounted to 180. 300 units 400 units 100 units O $3,042 $15 per unit $16 per unit $18 per unit $19 per unit 16. The ending inventory using FIFO should amount to: $3,340 O $13,858 $13,560

Davis provides the following information for the month of March 2011: March 1 Beginning Inventory March 7 Purchases March 18 Purchases March 24 Purchases Question 16 200 units Unsold units at month-end amounted to 180. 300 units 400 units 100 units O $3,042 $15 per unit $16 per unit $18 per unit $19 per unit 16. The ending inventory using FIFO should amount to: $3,340 O $13,858 $13,560

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