Working notes
1
Balance
of inventory June 15
(100+90)=190 unit
COST= 2,160 + 2,600 =$4,760
Average cost = 4,760/190
2
Balance of inventory Nov 20(104+325) =429unit
Cost =9,750 + 2,605.7 = $12355.7
Average cost = 12355.7/429 = 28.80
| General entry |
| Date | Particular | Debit | Credit |
| June 22 | Account receivable A/C dr | 5848 | |
|
To sales |
5848 |
| Sales 86 unit for credit on rate 68 pet unit to chickkadee company |
| Nov 20 | Purchase A/C Dr | 9750 | |
|
To account payable |
9750 |
|
(Purchase 325 unit from on credit wolf co.at the rate 30 per unit) |
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