Strand Retail Corp had the following info: Beg Inventory 2,500 units @ $40/each Purchased 4,000 units @ $45/each Purchased 4,500 units @ $47/each Sold 6,500 units for $80/each REQUIRED: for FIFO, LIFO and Weighted Average: 1. Calculate the value of Ending Inventory 2. Show the schedule for Cost of Goods Sold 3. Show the schedule for Gross Profit 4. Calculate Gross Profit % (carry out at least 1 decimal point) 5. What inventory method should Strand use an why?

Strand Retail Corp had the following info: Beg Inventory 2,500 units @ $40/each Purchased 4,000 units @ $45/each Purchased 4,500 units @ $47/each Sold 6,500 units for $80/each REQUIRED: for FIFO, LIFO and Weighted Average: 1. Calculate the value of Ending Inventory 2. Show the schedule for Cost of Goods Sold 3. Show the schedule for Gross Profit 4. Calculate Gross Profit % (carry out at least 1 decimal point) 5. What inventory method should Strand use an why?

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Description: Strand Retail Corp had the following info:Beg Inventory 2,500 units @ $40/eachPurchased 4,000 units @ $45/eachPurchased 4,500 units @ $47/eachSold 6,500 units for $80/eachREQUIRED: for FIFO, LIFO and WeightedAverage:1. Calculate the value of Ending

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Chapter10: Inventory

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