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Business, 29.10.2019 22:31, brookcoyanpeus5y

Exercise 6-16 kaleta company reports the following for the month of june. date explanation units unit cost total cost june 1 inventory 410 $8 $3,280 12 purchase 820 9 7,380 23 purchase 615 10 6,150 30 inventory 205 assume a sale of 902 units occurred on june 15 for a selling price of $11 and a sale of 738 units on june 27 for $12. calculate cost of goods available for sale.

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