The normal selling price of an inventory/stock item is £21 per unit. The item originally cost £15 per unit, but could only be sold at the normal selling price after modifications costing £5 per unit. The scrap value of the item is £11 per unit. Under the “lower-of-cost-or-value” method the item should be included in the accounts at: Answers: a. £16 per unit b. £15 per unit c. £11 per unit d. £10 per unit

The normal selling price of an inventory/stock item is £21 per unit. The item originally cost £15 per unit, but could only be sold at the normal selling price after modifications costing £5 per unit. The scrap value of the item is £11 per unit. Under the “lower-of-cost-or-value” method the item should be included in the accounts at: Answers: a. £16 per unit b. £15 per unit c. £11 per unit d. £10 per unit

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Principles of Accounting Volume 1

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Chapter10: Inventory

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