Assume a Waverly outlet store began August 2012 with 52 units of inventory that cost $13 each.
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1. Determine the stores cost of goods sold for August under the periodic inventory system. Assume the FIFO method.
2. Compute gross profit forAugust.
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Units Unit Cost $13 14 13 14 14 15 14 Unit Sale Price S67 69 Aug 3 14 Purchase. 78 19 Sale.. Sale... Purchase Sale 2 69 69 31 69
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