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Requlred Informatlon Problem 6-111 Perpetual: Alternative 0051 Howe LO P'I Part 1 of 4 - [T he folromng Infonna'on applies to me anemone displayed below} 10 Wamerwoods Company uses a perpetual Inventory system. It entered Into me following purchases and sales transactlons points for March. Date ctivibies Units inquired at. East. Units Sold at. Retail. Hat. 1 Beginning immunity l'' unit-5 @ $50. DID per unit- !l "at. 5 Purchase EDIE unitsa $55. '' per unit EBB-Bk Hat. 9 Sales QED unit-5 9 555.99 per unit.- Har. 15 Purchase 190 units @ su'' per unit Hat. :5 Purchase Ell units a $52 . [I'D per unit. ' Hat. :9 5ale5 15E unit-5 3 595.99 per unit.- Ask Totals EEO units 550 units I Problem 6-1A Part 1 Required: 1. Compute cost of goods avarlable for sale and the number of unlts avallable for sale. Million-dim lurid: nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn -_ Requlred Informatlon Problem 6-1A Perpetual: Alternative cost ows LO P'I Hat. :9 Sale: Tum-a1: 530 units Problem 6-1A Part 2 2. Compute the number of unlts In endlng Inventory. [The ration-mg Harem umpires to me quesrrmrs dismayed below} for March. Date Activities Unit-5 inquired at.- Era-sli- Haz. 1 Beginning inventory- 100 unit-.53 $50.09 per unit. Ear. 5 Purchase EDD 111151.53 555.04} per unit. Hat. 9 Sale: Haz. 15 Purchase 130 unit-.53 $50.09 per unit. Ear. 95 Purchase EDD 111151.53 553.04} per unit. Wamempods Company user; a perpetual Inventory system. It entered Into the fullomng purchasee and sales transactlpns Unit-5 Sold at Retail. 539 unit-5 3 555.99 per unit.- 169 unit-5 3 595.99 per unit.- SED unite