Weighted Average perpetual Weighted Average Purchases Cost of Goods Sold Merchandise Inventory Calculation Area Date Units Unit Cost Total Cost Units Unit Cost Total Cost Units Unit Cost Total Cost Unit Unit Cost Total cost Jan 1 Feb 15 June 15 June 22 Nov 20 Dec 14 Cost of goods available for sale Cost of goods sold + Ending inventoryThe Duffy Company had a fire May 15, 2022, that destroyed all of its inventory. During the last five years, the company's gross profit rate has averaged 60%. The following information, up to May 15th, was salvaged from the accounting records: January 1 beginning inventory $240,000 Purchases 540,000 Purchase returns 21,000 Transportation-In 5,700 Sales 800,000 Sales discounts 9,600 Sales returns 14,000 Instructions: Use the gross profit method (Appendix 6B Page 6-31)) to prepare an estimate of the company's May 15th inventory. Use the data entry form located in the Learn Assessment Dropbox or the Learn Content section for Module 6.The Rowing Company made purchases of a particular product in the current year as follows: The Rowing Company made sales on the following dates at a selling price of $63 per unit: ' Feb. 15 30 units June 22 86 units Dec. 14 120 units ' Tdal 235 units lnstIuctions: The business uses a perpetual inventory system. 1. Use Moving Weighted Average to determine the costs that should be assigned to the ending inventoryr and to lCost of Goods Sold. Make sure that you complete the Totals of the oolumns for the Units and Total Cost for each section of the worksheet. The row for totals is located at the bottom of the worksheet. Use the data entry form located in the Learn Assessment Dropbox or the Learn Content assignment section for Module 5. 2. Using information from your answers in Part 1r prepare the journal entries for the credit sale to Chickadee Company on June 22 and the credit purchase on November 20 from Wolf Co. Use the General Journal data entry worksheet on the data entry form located in the Learn Assessment Dropbox or the Leam Content assignment section for Module 5