Kingsley Company uses the periodic inventory system to account for its inventories. Here are Kingsley’s inventory records for January and February of 2020: Date                       Event              Quantity         Cost per Unit                Total Cost January 1 Inventory on hand     15 units              $10/unit                    $150         8                    Purchase                20 units              $11/unit                   $220 12                   Purchase                40 units              $12/unit                   $480 29                   Purchase                50 units              $13/unit                   $650      31                  Ending inventory    20 units                ?                                 ? February 8      Purchase              15unit                 $14/unit                    $210      15                    Purchase              40units               $15/unit                   $600 22                    Purchase              25units               $16/unit                    $400 28              Ending Inventory       24 units               ?                                  ?Required:1.Assume that Kingsley has consistently used the FIFO method. Compute the total cost of the 24 units in the ending inventory as of February 28, and compute the cost of goods sold for the month of February(only). 2.Assume that Kingsley has consistently used the LIFO method. Compute the total cost of the 24 units in the ending inventory as of February 28, and compute the cost of goods sold for the month of February(only). 3.Assume that Kingsley has consistently used the Weighted Average Cost method. Compute the total cost of the 24 units in the ending inventory as of February 28, and compute the cost of goods sold for the month of February(only).

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Kingsley Company uses the periodic inventory system to account for its inventories. Here are Kingsley’s inventory records for January and February of 2020:

Date                       Event              Quantity         Cost per Unit                Total Cost

January 1 Inventory on hand     15 units              $10/unit                    $150         8                    Purchase                20 units              $11/unit                   $220

12                   Purchase                40 units              $12/unit                   $480

29                   Purchase                50 units              $13/unit                   $650      31                  Ending inventory    20 units                ?                                 ?

February 8      Purchase              15unit                 $14/unit                    $210      15                    Purchase              40units               $15/unit                   $600

22                    Purchase              25units               $16/unit                    $400

28              Ending Inventory       24 units               ?                                  ?Required:1.Assume that Kingsley has consistently used the FIFO method. Compute the total cost of the 24 units in the ending inventory as of February 28, and compute the cost of goods sold for the month of February(only).

2.Assume that Kingsley has consistently used the LIFO method. Compute the total cost of the 24 units in the ending inventory as of February 28, and compute the cost of goods sold for the month of February(only). 3.Assume that Kingsley has consistently used the Weighted Average Cost method. Compute the total cost of the 24 units in the ending inventory as of February 28, and compute the cost of goods sold for the month of February(only).

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