1. If the Identified Cost method is used, calculate the following: Cost of Good Sold = \$ Gross Profit =$ Value of stock at 31 May 2018=$ 2. If the FIFO method is used, calculate the following: Cost of Good Sold = \$ Gross Profit $ Value of stock at 31 May 2018=$ 3 (a). Th I method gives a better matching of Revenue and Expense. 4. The N f Video Special's inventory (stock) at 31 May 2018 was estimated at $10 000. If the FIFO method were used, the Inventory value in the Balance Sheet at 31 May would be $ If the Identified cost method were used, the Inventory value in the Balance Sheet at 31 May would be \$ 1. If the Identified Cost method is used, calculate the following: Cost of Good Sold =$ Gross Profit =$ Value of stock at 31 May 2018=$ 2. If the FIFO method is used, calculate the following: Cost of Good Sold =$ Gross Profit $ Value of stock at 31 May 2018=$ 3 (a). The method gives a better matching of Revenue and Expense. 4. The Net Realizable value of Video Special's inventory (stock) at 31 May 2018 was estimated at $10000. If the FIFO method were used, the Inventory value in the Balance Sheet at 31 May would be $ If the Identified cost method were used, the Inventory value in the Balance Sheet at 31 May would be $ Video Specials commenced business on 1 May 2018, selling only one model of big screen television. During the first month of trading it made the following purchases and sales: The units were sold for $1500 each. The business uses the perpetual/ continuous method of recording inventory. Use this information to complete the stock cards below. Video Specials commenced business on 1 May 2018, selling only one model of big screen television. During the first month of trading it made the following purchases and sales: The units were sold for $1500 each. The business uses the perpetual/ continuous method of recording inventory. Use this information to complete the stock cards below