Q#1) Aero Company uses a periodic inventory system. Following is the record for the month of June and July,it is observed that in two months 800 units were sold.UnitTotalDateExplanation UnitsCostCostJun-01| InventoryJun-15 Purchase1505075002006012000Jun-30 PurchaseJul-14 Purchase30065195005005527500Jul-28 Purchase2505012500Totals140079000Instructionsa) Under FIFO, LIFO and Average cost method compute the cost of ending inventory on July 31.b) Under FIFO, LIFO and Average cost method find the cost of goods sold.

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Q#1) Aero Company uses a periodic inventory system. Following is the record for the month of June and July, it is observed that in two months 800 units were sold. Explanation Units Unit Cost Total Cost Date Jun-01 Inventory Jun-15 Purchase Jun-30 Purchase Jul-14 Purchase Jul-28 Purchase 150 50 7500 200 60 12000 300 65 19500 500 55 27500 250 50 12500 Totals 1400 79000 Instructions a) Under FIFO, LIFO and Average cost method compute the cost of ending inventory on July 31. b) Under FIFO, LIFO and Average cost method find the cost of goods sold.

Q#1) Aero Company uses a periodic inventory system. Following is the record for the month of June and July, it is observed that in two months 800 units were sold. Explanation Units Unit Cost Total Cost Date Jun-01 Inventory Jun-15 Purchase Jun-30 Purchase Jul-14 Purchase Jul-28 Purchase 150 50 7500 200 60 12000 300 65 19500 500 55 27500 250 50 12500 Totals 1400 79000 Instructions a) Under FIFO, LIFO and Average cost method compute the cost of ending inventory on July 31. b) Under FIFO, LIFO and Average cost method find the cost of goods sold.

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