Sales were made at a cost (selling price) of $121 dollars per unit. August 18 Beginning Inventory September Purchased 14 October 19 November 16 Total 46 Units sold from 39 Units sold from 85 Total sold on 12 Units sold from 18 Units sold from 30 Total sold on 115 Total units sold Specific Identification Inventory Method Cost of Goods Sold 62 units 71 units 133 14 August 18 purchase. September purchase. October 19 @ November @ August 18 purchase. September purchase. 14 16 $98 = $86 = $6,076 $6,106 $12,182

Sales were made at a cost (selling price) of $121 dollars per unit. August 18 Beginning Inventory September Purchased 14 October 19 November 16 Total 46 Units sold from 39 Units sold from 85 Total sold on 12 Units sold from 18 Units sold from 30 Total sold on 115 Total units sold Specific Identification Inventory Method Cost of Goods Sold 62 units 71 units 133 14 August 18 purchase. September purchase. October 19 @ November @ August 18 purchase. September purchase. 14 16 $98 = $86 = $6,076 $6,106 $12,182

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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