Chapter 6 Homework
1. Determining Inventory Accounting Principles
Consistency
2. Determining Inventory Costing Methods
1) Weighted-Average Method
2) LIFO
5. Preparing a Perpetual Inventory Record and Journal Entries – LIFO
Purchases Cost of Goods Sold Inventory on Hand
Quantit Unit Total Quantit Unit Total Quantit Unit
Date y Cost Cost y Cost Cost y Cost Total Cost
Oct. 12 12 units x $42 =$504 12 x $42 =$504
12 units x $42
16 40 units x $68 =$2720 40 units x $68 =$3224
12 units x $42
31 34 units x $68 =$2312 6 units x $68 =$912
Total 52 units $3,224 34 units $2,312 18 units $912
Date Accounts Debit Credit
Oct. 16 Inventory 2720
Accounts Payable 2720
31 Accounts Receivable 3400
Sales Revenue 3400
Cost of Goods Sold 2312
Merchandise Inventory 2312
6. Preparing a Perpetual Inventory Record and Journal Entries – Weighted-Average
Purchases Cost of Goods Sold Inventory on Hand
Quantit Unit Total Quantit Unit Total Quantit Unit
Date y Cost Cost y Cost Cost y Cost Total Cost
Oct. 12 12 units x $42 =$504 12 x $42 =$504
16 40 units x $68 =$2720 52 units x $62 =$3224
31 34 units x $62 =$2108 18 units x $62 =$1116
Total 52 units $3,224 34 units $2,108 18 units $1,116
Date Accounts Debit Credit
Oct. 16 Inventory 2720
Accounts Payable 2720
31 Accounts Receivable 3400
Sales Revenue 3400
Cost of Goods Sold 2108
Merchandise Inventory 2108
7. Comparing Cost of Goods Sold Under FIFO, LIFO, and Weighted-Average
1) Weighted-Average
2) LIFO
3) Weighted-Average
14. Using Accounting Vocabulary
1) c
2) h
3) f
4) e
5) g
6) d
7) b
8) a