Need it ! 1. date units purchased cost per unit january 1 10 $8.00 (beginning inventory) january 18 50 $9.00 february 20 20 $11.00 march 15 10 $12.00 (ending inventory: 19) the cost of goods available for sale is based on the following a. $198.00. b. $780.00. c. $220.00. d. $870.00. 2.date units purchased cost per unit january 1 10 $8.00 (beginning inventory) january 18 50 $9.00 february 20 20 $11.00 march 15 10 $12.00 (ending inventory: 19) the value of the ending inventory based on fifo is a. $219.00. b. $196.00. c. $216.00. d. $126.00 3.a company had beginning inventory of 200 units costing $5.00 each. during the year they made the following purchases: april 20, 300 units at $6.00 each; june 14, 250 units at $7.00 each; august 12, 200 units at $8.00 each; and november 15, 50 units at $9.00 each. there were 260 units remaining in inventory at the end of the year. what was the value of the ending inventory, assuming fifo? a. $1,360.00 b. $2,120.00 c. $2,210.00 d. $1,630.00 4.west and company uses the lifo method to calculate inventory values. their beginning inventory consisted of 200 units at a cost of $9.00 each. purchases included 300 units at $10.00 each on february 18; 400 units at $11.00 each on july 16; and 100 units at $12.00 each on december 5. if there were 300 units remaining in inventory at the end of the year, what was the cost of goods sold? a. $7,600.00 b. $3,400.00 c. $3,120.00 d. $7,280.00 5.what would the cost of goods sold be if the cost of goods available for sale totaled $650.00 and the ending inventory totaled $86.00? a. $564.00 b. $546.00 c. $5.46 d. $50.64 6.date units purchased cost per unit january 1 10 $8.00 (beginning inventory) january 18 50 $9.00 february 20 20 $11.00 march 15 10 $12.00 (ending inventory: 19) the value of the ending inventory based on lifo is a. $161.00. b. $340.00. c. $220.00. d. $126.00 7.question 7 of 8 date units purchased cost per unit january 1 10 $8.00 (beginning inventory) january 18 50 $9.00 february 20 20 $11.00 march 15 10 $12.00 (ending inventory: 19) the specific identification method indicates the following units to be on hand: january 1, (2); january 18, (5); february 20, (6); march 15, (6). the cost of goods sold is a. $680.00. b. $671.00. c. $842.00. d. $720.00. 8.using the fifo method, find the cost of goods available for sale, given the following data: january 1 inventory: 498 erasers purchased at $0.56 per unit cost with the ending inventory of 190. april 1 inventory: 670 erasers purchased at $0.39 per unit cost with the ending inventory of 212. july 1 inventory: 467 erasers purchased at $0.59 per unit cost with the ending inventory of 56. october 1 inventory: 264 erasers purchased at $0.76 per unit cost with the ending inventory of 113. a. $1,016.35 b. $85.88 c. $930.47 d. $816.74