The following transactions took place with respect to Model B computers in Jackson's Computer Store during Novenmber 2012: 60 computers at $1,350 Nov. 1 Beginning inventory 14 computers at $1,400 Purchase of Model B computers 12 computers at $1,500 11 Purchase of Model B computers 18 computers at $1,750 24 Purchase of Model B computers Sale of Model B computers. 40 computers at $2,700 30 Assuming the periodic inventory method, compute cost of goods sold and ending inventory using the following inventory costing alternatives: (a) FIFO, (b) LIFO, and (c) average cost. Also calculate the gross margin ratio and Inventory turnover ratio.

The following transactions took place with respect to Model B computers in Jackson's Computer Store during Novenmber 2012: 60 computers at $1,350 Nov. 1 Beginning inventory 14 computers at $1,400 Purchase of Model B computers 12 computers at $1,500 11 Purchase of Model B computers 18 computers at $1,750 24 Purchase of Model B computers Sale of Model B computers. 40 computers at $2,700 30 Assuming the periodic inventory method, compute cost of goods sold and ending inventory using the following inventory costing alternatives: (a) FIFO, (b) LIFO, and (c) average cost. Also calculate the gross margin ratio and Inventory turnover ratio.

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