This question was answered by an expert, however, the explaination chart included was illegible. The question asks to find the values under a perpetual inventory system. please include a clear explanation, step by step so I can duplicate. Thank you Problem 6-9A (Part Level Submission)Bramble Corp. began operations on July 1. It uses a perpetual inventory sysPurchasesDateUnitsUnit CostSales UnitsJuly 111$94July 68.July 1100I$July 145.July 21$1079.July 275.(a1)Your answer is correct.Calculate average cost for each unit. (For calculation and answers purpoJuly 194July 6July 1197.75July 1497.75July 21103.92July 27103.92Click if you would like to Show Wo

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average cost as on July 1 = opening units * cost per unit / number of units = (11 * $94) / 11 =…

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This question was answered by an expert, however, the explaination chart included was illegible. The question asks to find the values under a perpetual inventory system. please include a clear explanation, step by step so I can duplicate. Thank you

This question was answered by an expert, however, the explaination chart included was illegible. The question asks to find the values under a perpetual inventory system. please include a clear explanation, step by step so I can duplicate. Thank you

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