2.2 Use the information provided below to calculate the annual Economic Order Quantity (EOQ). (5 marks) Answer the questions from the information provided. INFORMATION 2.1 2.1.1 Use the information provided below to calculate the following: Net value of issues to the production department for May 2021 using the first-in-first-out (FIFO) method. (3 marks) The monthly sales of an item are 800 units. The selling price is R3 per unit and the items are sold at cost plus 50%. The ordering cost amounts to R25 per order and the holding cost is equal to 20% of the unit cost of the item. 2.1.2 Value of closing inventory as at 31 May 2021 using the weighted average cost method. (Round off the weighted average cost per unit to the nearest cent.) (4 marks) 2.3 (5 marks) Use the information provided below to calculate the cost (as a percentage; expressed to two decimal places) to Ethekwini Traders of not accepting the discount. 2.1.3 (3 marks) Net value of issues to the production department for May 2021 using the last-in-first-out (LIFO) method. INFORMATION INFORMATION Bruce Wholesalers sold goods on credit to Ethekwini Traders for R3 000. The usual credit terms to Ethekwini Traders are 30 days but the supplier is prepared to allow a rebate of R105 if the account is settled within 12 days. The following information was extracted from the records of Candy Limited, a manufacturing company, for an inventory item: Date Transaction details for May 2021 01 Opening inventory consisted of 1 000 units @ R10 each. 05 An invoice was received for 19 000 units purchased @ R11 each. 09 Returned 3 000 damaged units (purchased 05 May) to the supplier. 21 An invoice was received for 8 000 units purchased at R12 each. 31 Issues to the production department for May totalled 16 000 units