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Question
Which one out of the following is not an inventory valuation?
In a perpetual inventory system, the weighted average cost method is called:

The weighted average method divides the cost of goods available for sale by the number of units:
The average inventory costing method which results in a changed unit inventory cost after each
successive purchase?
Weighted average method is same as:

What is formulae for Weighted Average Price Method?


When will be the weighted average price is calculated?
Option-A
Average cost methods
Moving average cost method

Available for sale

Weighted Average method


Specific identification method

Rate of Issue = Value of material in stock / quantities of material in stock


fresh lot is received
Option-B
Last in First Out
Residual method

Already Sold

Simple Average Method


LIFO

Rate of Issue = Value of material in stock / Price of material in stock


fresh issues
Option-C
First in First Out
Arithmetic cost method

Purchased during the period

LIFO
FIFO

Rate of Issue = Price of material in stock / quantities of material in stock


Both the above
Option-D
Economic Ordering Quantity
None of the above

All of the above

FIFO
None of the above

Rate of Issue = Value of material in stock X quantities of material in stock


None of the above
Correct Answer
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