Subject - account Please help me. Thankyou. Showtime Company's ending inventory at December 31, 2023, includes the following items:Units onHandNet RealizableValue Per Unit$ 12128204246Product88FMMBSLUnit Cost$ 11615119284Required:Calculate LCNRV for the inventory:a. As a whole (assuming the items are similar).Answer is complete and correct.LCNRV applied to inventory $ 18,196b. Applied separately to each product.14417898Answer is complete and correct. c. Prepare the appropriate adjusting entry, if required, based on your calculations in (b).No1DateDec 31, 2023PurchasesAnswer is complete but not entirely correct.Cost of goods soldGeneral JournalXXDebit18,252Credit18,252

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Description: Subject - account Please help me. Thankyou. Showtime Company's ending inventory at December 31, 2023, includes the following items:Units onHandNet RealizableValue Per Unit$ 12128204246Product88FMMBSLUnit Cost$ 11615119284Required:Calculate LCNRV for

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Showtime Company's ending Inventory at December 31, 2023, includes the following items: Net Realizable Value Per Unit $ 121 144 178 98 Product 88 FM MB SL Units on Hand 28 20 42 46 Unit Cost $ 116 151 192 84 Required: Calculate LCNRV for the inventory: a. As a whole (assuming the items are similar). Answer is complete and correct. 18,196 LCNRV applied to inventory b. Applied separately to each product. Answer is complete and correct.

Showtime Company's ending Inventory at December 31, 2023, includes the following items: Net Realizable Value Per Unit $ 121 144 178 98 Product 88 FM MB SL Units on Hand 28 20 42 46 Unit Cost $ 116 151 192 84 Required: Calculate LCNRV for the inventory: a. As a whole (assuming the items are similar). Answer is complete and correct. 18,196 LCNRV applied to inventory b. Applied separately to each product. Answer is complete and correct.

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