The related data of Finland Company: Quantity Unit cost January 1 800 P200 January 12 600 220 January 24 280 230 At month-end, the physical count show 350 units remained. The entity rounds off the unit cost in 2 decimal places. Under FIFO, how much is the cost of ending inventory?

The related data of Finland Company: Quantity Unit cost January 1 800 P200 January 12 600 220 January 24 280 230 At month-end, the physical count show 350 units remained. The entity rounds off the unit cost in 2 decimal places. Under FIFO, how much is the cost of ending inventory?

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