Dhofar Company has the following information regarding its inventory items for 2021. Date Event Details Jan. 1 Balance 500 units @ RO3.5 April 7 Purchase 300 units @ RO4.5 June 17 Sale 325 units Aug. 13 Purchase 280 units @ RO6 Oct. 16 Sale 310 units Nov. 12 Purchase 200 units @ RO 6.5 Dec. 21 Sale 150 units Determine FIFO, LIFO, and weighted average under the perpetual system

Dhofar Company has the following information regarding its inventory items for 2021. Date Event Details Jan. 1 Balance 500 units @ RO3.5 April 7 Purchase 300 units @ RO4.5 June 17 Sale 325 units Aug. 13 Purchase 280 units @ RO6 Oct. 16 Sale 310 units Nov. 12 Purchase 200 units @ RO 6.5 Dec. 21 Sale 150 units Determine FIFO, LIFO, and weighted average under the perpetual system

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Description: Dhofar Company has the following information regarding its inventory items for 2021. DateEventDetailsJan. 1Balance500 units @ RO3.5April 7Purchase300 units @ RO4.5June 17Sale325 unitsAug. 13Purchase280 units @ RO6Oct. 16Sale310 unitsNov. 12Purchase20

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Dhofar Company has the following information regarding its inventory items for 2021.

Date

Event

Details

Jan. 1

Balance

500 units @ RO3.5

April 7

Purchase

300 units @ RO4.5

June 17

Sale

325 units

Aug. 13

Purchase

280 units @ RO6

Oct. 16

Sale

310 units

Nov. 12

Purchase

200 units @ RO 6.5

Dec. 21

Sale

150 units
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