1) Solution: FIFO
Explanation: To know an accurate cost FIFO method is better as it assumes that older less-costly inventory are most usually sold first
2) Solution: $2051
Working: COGS:
July-11 110*$6 + 110 * $7= $660 + $770 = 1430
July-23 20*$7 + 74 * $6.5 = $140 + $481 = $621
Total COGS = $1430 + $621 = $2051
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