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Jan. 1 - On hand, 10 units at $20 each
Purchases | Sales | ||
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Jan. 8 | 25 units at $23 each | Jan. 4 | 8 units @ $75 each |
22 | 50 units at $26 each | 15 | 20 units @ $75 each |
28 | 15 units at $29 each | 26 | 52 units @ $75 each |
Calculate the company’s Ending Inventory on January 31 using Periodic LIFO.
Select one:
a. $565
b. $544
c. $430
d. $454
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