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Refer to the information in Problem 5-3B and assume the periodic inventory system is used.

Required

3. Compute the cost assigned to ending inventory using (a) FIFO, (b) LIFO, (c) weighted average, and (d) specific identification. (Round all amounts to cents.)

Short Answer

Expert verified

FIFO

$88,800

LIFO

$62,500

Weighted Average

$73,323.50

Specific Identification

$74,500

Step by step solution

01

Definition of Average Cost

The average cost can be defined as the cost calculated by dividing the cost incurred in the production by the units generated from the production process.

02

Calculation of ending inventory

(a) FIFO

Particular

Unit

X

Per unit cost

=

Total cost

May 25

100

X

458

=

45,800

May 17

80

X

450

=

36,000

May 6

20

X

350

=

7,000

Total

$88,800

(b) LIFO

Particular

Unit

X

Per unit cost

=

Total cost

Beginning inventory

150

X

300

=

45,000

May 6

50

X

350

=

17,500

Total

$62,500

(c) Weighted Average method

EndingInventory=CostofgoodsavailableforsaleUnitsavailableforsale×Unitsinendinginventory=$249,300680×200=73,323.50

(d) Specific Identification

Particulars

Units

X

Per unit

=

Total cost

Beginning inventory

70

X

300

=

21,000

May 6

50

X

350

=

17,500

May 17

80

X

450

=

36,000

Total

200

$74,500

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Cruz Company uses LIFO for inventory costing and reports the following financial data. It also recomputed inventory and cost of goods sold using FIFO for comparison purposes.

2017

2016

LIFO Inventory

\(160

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740

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FIFO Inventory

240

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FIFO Cost of goods sold

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Date

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Units acquired at cost

Units sold at retail

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Purchases

400 units @ \)42.00 per unit

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Required

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2017

2016

LIFO Inventory

\(160

\)110

LIFO Cost of goods sold

740

680

FIFO Inventory

240

110

FIFO Cost of goods sold

660

645

Current assets (Using LIFO)

220

180

Current liabilities

200

170

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Date

Activities

Units acquired at cost

Units sold at retail

May 1

Beginning inventory

150 units @ \(300.00 per unit

May 6

Purchase

350 units @ \)350.00 per unit

May 9

Sales

180 units @ \(1,200.00 per unit

May 17

Purchase

80 units @ \)450.00 per unit

May 25

Purchase

100 units @ \(458.00 per unit

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Sales

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