Kwafja Ltd. made only three purchases of a particular item of merchandise during its first year of operation. Each purchase was for 100 units and the prices paid were $41 per unit in the first purchase, $42 per unit in the second purchase, and $46 per unit in the third purchase. The ending inventory consisted of 150 units. Under the first-in, first-out method, the value assigned to the ending inventory would be: a) $6 200 Ob) $6 450 O c) $6 500 d) $6 700

Kwafja Ltd. made only three purchases of a particular item of merchandise during its first year of operation. Each purchase was for 100 units and the prices paid were $41 per unit in the first purchase, $42 per unit in the second purchase, and $46 per unit in the third purchase. The ending inventory consisted of 150 units. Under the first-in, first-out method, the value assigned to the ending inventory would be: a) $6 200 Ob) $6 450 O c) $6 500 d) $6 700

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