Snow-Tech Inc. sells an Xpert ski that is popular with ski enthusiasts. The following information shows Snow-Tech's purchases andsales of Xpert skis during November:DateNov.1 Beginning inventory5121922Explanation25PurchasesSalesPurchasesSalesPurchasesUnitUnits Cost/Price$2963013423(40)42(48)3344461306513311 Determine the cost of goods sold and ending inventory using (1) FIFO and (2) average cost, assuming Snow-Tech uses a perpetualinventory system. (Round FIFO answers to O decimal places, e.g. 5,275 and Average cost answers to 2 decimal places, e.g. 5,275.25. Donot round intermediate calculations.)Cost of goods sold $Ending inventorySAFIFO2647313629MALAAverage Cost26734.4013367.20

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

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

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