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Perpetual Inventories The following summary data are from the job order cost sheets of Castle Company: Dates Total costs Assigned Total Production Job Started Finished Shipped at September 30 Costs Added in October 1 9/10 9/20 10/11 $9,000 2 9/17 9/29 10/22 6,600 3 9/25 10/11 10/27 3,500 $7,100 4 9/27 10/19 11/4 4,400 5,700 5 10/14 11/10 11/18 3,200 6 10/23 11/17 11/29 4,900 Using the above data, compute:
(a) the finished goods inventory at October 1 and October 31,
(b) the work in process inventory at October 1 and October 31, and
(c) the cost of goods sold for October. Castle began operations with Job 1.
a. Finished goods inventory at October 1:
Finished goods inventory at October 31:
b. Work in process inventory at October 1:
Work in process inventory at October 31:
c. Cost of goods sold for October:

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