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accounting for material

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  • June 19, 2017 at 10:47 am #393470
    cindy7
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    A wholesaler had opening inventory of 300 units of product Emm valued at $25 per unit at the
    beginning of January. The following receipts and sales were recorded during January.
    Date 2 Jan 12 Jan 21 Jan 29 Jan
    400
    Issues 250 200 75
    The purchase cost of receipts was $25.75 per unit. Using a weighted average method of valuation,
    calculate the value of closing inventory at the end of January.

    Sir, I am failing to use your formulae in this question. I cannot even find the closing inventory, I have watched your lectures, how do I apply to this question. explain how I have to find the closing inventory and the total costs.

    June 19, 2017 at 12:51 pm #393481
    John Moffat
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    There were 300 in inventory at the start of the period.

    There were 400 receipts, and a total of 525 issues (250 + 200 + 75)

    Therefore the inventory at the end of the period is 300 + 400 – 525 = 175 units.

    I cannot show the valuation because the dates in your question do not correspond with the other figures. Surely you have an answer in your book which has the workings?

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