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Instructions: Please DO NOT Excel. Please provide detailed explanations on how you got your answer. Calculate the average cost.
cost of goods available for sale: 6,424
As all the answers are correct, except the cost of goods sold under Average cost method. So, i have only calculated the incorrect portion.
Average cost method
Cost of goods sold= Cost of goods available for sale-Ending inventory
= $6,424-2,336
= $4,088
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