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7-34) Cost of goods available for sale = 6000+4200+4400+2300+2500 = 19400
| Cost of goods sold | Ending inventory | |
| LIFO | 19400-8100 = 11300 | (3000*2+1000*2.10) = 8100 |
| FIFO | 19400-9200= 10200 | 2500+2300+4400 = 9200 |
| Weighted average | 19400-8622 = 10778 | 19400/9000*4000 = 8622 |
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