Swifty Hardware lost most of its inventory in an electrical fire that destroyed the company's warehouse and retail store in 2024. Fortunately, the accounting records were backed up on the owner's computer in her home office and could, therefore, be recovered. However, Swifty uses the periodic inventory system. Therefore, it could not determine the amount of inventory that was lost in the fire because the inventory was destroyed. Swifty's insurance company requires Swifty to prepare a reasonable estimate of the lost inventory before it can process the insurance claim. You are Swifty's accountant. You review the accounting records for 2023 and 2024 (to the date of the fire) and obtain the following information: 1. Sales in 2023 were $955,000. 2. Sales in 2024 up to the time of the fire amounted to $672,000. 3. Cost of goods sold in 2023 was $592,100. 4. 2024 inventory purchased to the date of the fire totalled $482,000. 5. The ending inventory reported on the 2023 statement of financial position was $87,300. Prepare an estimate of the amount of inventory lost in the fire