am. 1230. Determine the cost of goods sold and ending inventory using (1) FIFO and (2) average cost, assuming North Hills uses a perpetualinventory system. (Round FIFO answers to the nearest whole dollar, e.g. 5,275 and Average cost answers to 2 decimalplaces, e.g. 15.25. Do not round intermediate calculations.)FIFOCost of goods sold $Ending inventory$Average Cost26920$$North Hills, Inc. sells an Xpert snowshoe that is popular with snowshoe enthusiasts. The following information shows North Hills'spurchases and sales of Xpert snowshoes during November:UnitUnitSalesDateExplanationUnitsCost/Price PriceNov.1Beginning inventory34$2965Purchases2330112Sales(40)46119Purchases22Sales25 Purchases33ཝཱ ཝུ །ཐཱ4442306(48)513311

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North Hills, Inc. sells an Xpert snowshoe that is popular with snowshoe enthusiasts. The following information shows North Hills's purchases and sales of Xpert snowshoes during November: Unit Unit Sales Date Explanation Units Cost/Price Price Nov. 1 Beginning inventory 34 $296 5 Purchases 23 301 12 Sales (40) 461 19 Purchases 42 306 22 Sales (48) 513 25 Purchases 33 311 44

North Hills, Inc. sells an Xpert snowshoe that is popular with snowshoe enthusiasts. The following information shows North Hills's purchases and sales of Xpert snowshoes during November: Unit Unit Sales Date Explanation Units Cost/Price Price Nov. 1 Beginning inventory 34 $296 5 Purchases 23 301 12 Sales (40) 461 19 Purchases 42 306 22 Sales (48) 513 25 Purchases 33 311 44

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