Exercise 17.7 (Static) Effect of various inventory cost valuations on cost of goods sold. LO 17-1 Information about Woodville Company's inventory of one item follows. Assume that Woodville Company had sales of $778,275.00. Compute the gross profit under Average cost method, FIFO method, and LIFO method. Explanation Number of Units Beginning inventory, January 1 Purchases: 460 Unit Cost $ 350 April August 540 320 380 375 October 480 402 Ending inventory, December 31 460 Note: Do not round your intermediate calculations and round your final answers to 2 decimal places. Average Cost method FIFO LIFO Gross profit _

Exercise 17.7 (Static) Effect of various inventory cost valuations on cost of goods sold. LO 17-1 Information about Woodville Company's inventory of one item follows. Assume that Woodville Company had sales of $778,275.00. Compute the gross profit under Average cost method, FIFO method, and LIFO method. Explanation Number of Units Beginning inventory, January 1 Purchases: 460 Unit Cost $ 350 April August 540 320 380 375 October 480 402 Ending inventory, December 31 460 Note: Do not round your intermediate calculations and round your final answers to 2 decimal places. Average Cost method FIFO LIFO Gross profit _

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