Question 7 Fabulous Fay's is a boutique clothing store in San Diego, California. Fay's uses a perpetual inventory system. In March, Fay's purchased a type of swimwear designed to be slimming to the wearer. The company purchased twenty suits of varying sizes for $40 each and priced them at $120 each. They sold out almost immediately, so Fay purchased forty more suits in April for $40 each and sold thirty-eight of them for $130 each. Again in July, Fay made one more purchase of twenty suits at $40 each and sold fifteen of them for $130 each. Fay decided not to put the rest of this inventory on sale at the end of the summer, but to hold onto the items until cruise season started the following winter. She believed she could sell the remainder of this merchandise without having to mark the items down. How many remaining suits did Fay have at the end of the summer? O 7 O 15 O 2 1/1 O 5

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Fabulous Fay's is a boutique clothing store in San Diego, California. Fay's uses a perpetual inventory system. In March, Fay's purchased a type of swimwear
designed to be slimming to the wearer. The company purchased twenty suits of varying sizes for $40 each and priced them at $120 each. They sold out
almost immediately, so Fay purchased forty more suits in April for $40 each and sold thirty-eight of them for $130 each. Again in July, Fay made one more
purchase of twenty suits at $40 each and sold fifteen of them for $130 each. Fay decided not to put the rest of this inventory on sale at the end of the
summer, but to hold onto the items until cruise season started the following winter. She believed she could sell the remainder of this merchandise without
having to mark the items down. How many remaining suits did Fay have at the end of the summer?
O 7
O 15
O 2
1/1
O 5
Transcribed Image Text:Question 7 Fabulous Fay's is a boutique clothing store in San Diego, California. Fay's uses a perpetual inventory system. In March, Fay's purchased a type of swimwear designed to be slimming to the wearer. The company purchased twenty suits of varying sizes for $40 each and priced them at $120 each. They sold out almost immediately, so Fay purchased forty more suits in April for $40 each and sold thirty-eight of them for $130 each. Again in July, Fay made one more purchase of twenty suits at $40 each and sold fifteen of them for $130 each. Fay decided not to put the rest of this inventory on sale at the end of the summer, but to hold onto the items until cruise season started the following winter. She believed she could sell the remainder of this merchandise without having to mark the items down. How many remaining suits did Fay have at the end of the summer? O 7 O 15 O 2 1/1 O 5
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