Bend Ski and Board Shop sell snowboards. They made the following purchases of the Supermodel X Free-Rider Board from Burton Co. during the year: 20 at $115 in Sept.; 40 at $120 in Oct; 20 at $125 in Nov; by the end of the year, 56 snowboards were sold. Calculate the Weighted Average Ending Inventory valuation. O $2,980 O $2,880 O $2,780

Bend Ski and Board Shop sell snowboards. They made the following purchases of the Supermodel X Free-Rider Board from Burton Co. during the year: 20 at $115 in Sept.; 40 at $120 in Oct; 20 at $125 in Nov; by the end of the year, 56 snowboards were sold. Calculate the Weighted Average Ending Inventory valuation. O $2,980 O $2,880 O $2,780

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