The following data represent the beginning inventory and, in order of occurrence, the purchases and sales of Petroni, Inc. for an operating period.Units Unit Cost Total CostUnits SoldBeginning Inventory50$124$6,200Sale No. 140Purchase No. 1Sale No. 2301003,00032Purchase No. 240883,520-Totals120$12,72072Assuming Petroni, Inc. uses weighted-average (perpetual) inventory procedures, the ending inventory cost is:Select one:OA. $4,992оB. $5,088OC. $4,512D. $4,368

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Description: The following data represent the beginning inventory and, in order of occurrence, the purchases and sales of Petroni, Inc. for an operating period.Units Unit Cost Total CostUnits SoldBeginning Inventory50$124$6,200Sale No. 140Purchase No. 1Sale No.

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The following data represent the beginning inventory and, in order of occurrence, the purchases and sales of Petroni, Inc. for an operating period. Beginning Inventory Units Unit Cost Total Cost Units Sold 50 $124 $6,200 Sale No. 1 40 Purchase No. 1 Sale No. 2 Purchase No. 2 30 100 3,000 32 40 88 Totals 120 ཐཱ། 3.520 $12,720 - 72 Assuming Petroni, Inc. uses weighted-average (perpetual) inventory procedures, the ending inventory cost is: Select one: O A. $4,992 0 B. $5,088 O C. $4,512 o D. $4,368

The following data represent the beginning inventory and, in order of occurrence, the purchases and sales of Petroni, Inc. for an operating period. Beginning Inventory Units Unit Cost Total Cost Units Sold 50 $124 $6,200 Sale No. 1 40 Purchase No. 1 Sale No. 2 Purchase No. 2 30 100 3,000 32 40 88 Totals 120 ཐཱ། 3.520 $12,720 - 72 Assuming Petroni, Inc. uses weighted-average (perpetual) inventory procedures, the ending inventory cost is: Select one: O A. $4,992 0 B. $5,088 O C. $4,512 o D. $4,368

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