If Miller Inc. uses a FIFO perpetual inventory system, the ending inventory of Model III calculators at August 31 is reported as Q./ 83% Í 7:01 PMdocs.google.com/forms/d/e/IFAIPQLS,P1,000,000P1,070,000P1,040,000P1,020,000Other:If Miller Inc. uses a FIFO perpetualinventory system, the ending inventory ofModel III calculators at August 31 isreported as *Miler Inc. is a wholesaler of office supplies. The activity for Model calculators during August is shown belowr:Balance/IransactionInventoryPurchoseDateAug.Units2.000CostP36.0037.203.00012SalesPurchase214,8003,8001,60038.0022Sales29Purchose38.60P152,288P152,960P150,080P150,160Other:ВackNextClear formNever submit naSSWords through Googte Forms

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inventory system, the ending inventory c Model III calculators at August 31 is reported as * Miler Inc. is a whoiesaler of office supples. The activity for Model calculaton during August is shown t Balance/ Iransacton Inventory Purchose Date Aug. I Unita 2.000 Cost P36.00 37.20 3.000 12 21 22 29 Sales 3.600 Purchase Sales 4,800 3.800 38.00 Purchose 1.600 38.60 P152.288

inventory system, the ending inventory c Model III calculators at August 31 is reported as * Miler Inc. is a whoiesaler of office supples. The activity for Model calculaton during August is shown t Balance/ Iransacton Inventory Purchose Date Aug. I Unita 2.000 Cost P36.00 37.20 3.000 12 21 22 29 Sales 3.600 Purchase Sales 4,800 3.800 38.00 Purchose 1.600 38.60 P152.288

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