A sneaker outlet has made the following wholesale purchases of new running shoes: 12 pairs at $46.30, 25 pairs at $41.30, and 20 pairs at $51.30. An inventory taken last week indicates that 36 pairs are still in stock. Calculate the cost of Ending inventory by FIFO.

A sneaker outlet has made the following wholesale purchases of new running shoes: 12 pairs at $46.30, 25 pairs at $41.30, and 20 pairs at $51.30. An inventory taken last week indicates that 36 pairs are still in stock. Calculate the cost of Ending inventory by FIFO.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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