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The following lots of a particular commodity were available for sale during the year: beginning inventory 10 units at $55 first purchase 25 units at $65 second purchase 30 units at $68 third purchase 15 units at $70 the firm uses the periodic system and there are 25 units of the commodity on hand at the end of the year. what is the amount of the inventory at the end of the year using the average cost method? $1,645 $1,525 $1,730 $3,620

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Answer from: rodres17

inventory at the end of the year =1645

so correct option is $1,645

Explanation:

given data

Beginning inventory = 10 units at $55

First purchase = 25 units at $65

Second purchase = 30 units at $68

Third purchase = 15 units at $70

commodity on hand = 25 units

to find out

amount of the inventory at the end of the year using the average cost method

solution

we know that average costing is here = Cost of goods available for sale ÷ Total units from beginning inventory and purchases .......................1

now we first find average cost per unit as per given below

units price per unit cost

opening inventory 10 $55 $550

first purchase 25 $65 $1625

second purchase 30 $68 $2040

third purchase 15 $70 $1050

total 80 $65.81 $5265

so here average price per unit is $\frac{5265}{80}$ = 65.81

and

number of units for sold will be = 80 - 25

number of units for sold = 55

and inventory at the end of the year will be

inventory at the end of the year = 25 × 65.81

inventory at the end of the year =1645

so correct option is $1,645

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