12 13 140 15 16 17 18 19 20 Question 15 Units Unit Cost Total Cost Balance at 1/1 5,000 $10.25 $51,250 Purchase 1/5 6,000 10.35 $62,100 Sales: 1/8 7,500 Purchases 1/28 9,000 10.50 $94,500 Sales: 1/30 11,000 Ending Inventory 1/31 1,500 Select all correct statements below, incorrect choices are penalized. Do not round when computing the moving average, round all other amounts to whole dollars. Ending inventory at January 31, using the perpetual moving average inventory method equals $15,668. Ending inventory at January 31, using the perpetual moving average Inventory method equals $15,375. Ending inventory at January 31, using the perpetual moving-average inventory method equals $15,750. Ending inventory at January 31, using the perpetual moving average inventory method equals $15,589. The COST OF GOODS SOLD on, using the perpetual moving average inventory method equals 192,182. The COST OF GOODS SOLD on, using the perpetual moving average inventory method equals $ 192,475. The COST OF GOODS SOLD on, using the perpetual moving average inventory method equals $ 192,100. The COST OF GOODS SOLD on, using the perpetual moving average inventory method equals $ 192,261