Assume instead, that LuCo's December 31, 20 times 4 ending inventory is 300 units; its December 31, 20 times 5 ending inventory is 200 units (which is lower than it 20 times 5 beginning inventory); and its December 31 20 times 6 ending inventory is 700 units. What is LuCo's December 31, 20 times 6 inventory? a. $7, 700 b. $4, 400 c. $5, 600 d. $6, 300 Assume instead, that LuCo's December 31, 20 times 4 ending inventory is 300 units; its December 31, 20 times 5 ending inventory is 200 units (which is lower than it 20 times 5 beginning inventory); and its December 31 20 times 6 ending inventory is 700 units. What is LuCo's December 31, 20 times 6 inventory? a. $7, 700 b. $4, 400 c. $5, 600 d. $6, 300