Stan’s Wholesale buys canned tomatoes from canneries and sells them to retail markets. During August 2003, Stan’s inventory records showed the following: Cases Price AUQGUSIS SEB eGiNMinGrinVventOny \ teks Cy vec cys. Me Tear eae | ee ee 4,100 $10.50 UP 9 Al TUTTO NEISTES ohiaites hes oe ea ee IE Nagler a 1,500 11.00 ORS Gl OP Ieee re cocihs ar Redi ee fn, spouleas st icacaccs. ty ef EER? 950 19.95 lS APARUCCMaS CMe ait ae Geusbelisccs Aus) «ccedice hE ERE 1 oe 1,000 11.00 NO) BS Al sae. ayy PeN ay tesen eistnente ey rte acca tow ivvins dS AeA esik eirlae 1,450 19.95 Z26* MRULCHIAGe ce teen ett ee en en ee, ee, 1,700 11.50 SOs SAO teres Gril RV RS ue yeas Gavan hn 5c Coen ite ae 1,900 19.95 Even though it requires more computational effort, Stan’s uses the perpetual inventory method because management feels that the advantage of always having current knowledge of inventory levels justifies the extra cost. Calculate the cost of goods sold and ending inventory using the following cost flow alternatives. (Calculate unit costs to the nearest cent.)