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In this video, we're going to compute for the total recorded cost of our ending inventory.
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So we are given the unit cost and the unit net realizable value of home furnishings.
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So take note that when you compute for your inventory, we follow the lower of cost and net realizations.
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Realizable value method as stated in the problem home furnishings reports inventory using the lower of cost and net realizable value so how do we do that so inventory cost okay so for the first inventory we have the furnitures and it has a quantity of 170 so now we're going to compare the cost and the not realizable value whichever is lower then that will then that word we're going to use as our inventory.
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So 170 multiply by the lower of cost and that realizable value.
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In this case, we have a lower cost, $82.
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So $170 times or multiply by $82.
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And we have $13 ,940.
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So next one, electronics, we have 47 in quantity...