Weighted average cost per unit = $87000/6000 = $14.5
| Units | × | unit price | = | total |
| 4800 | × | 14.5 | = | $69600 |
Units sold = begining inventory + purchase - ending inventory
= 6000 - 1200 = 4800 units
| Units | × | unit price | = | Total |
| 1200 | × | 14.5 | = | $17400 |
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