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Finished Furniture had a beginning inventory of $110,000 at cost. During the month, Finished purchased and received $60,000 in goods and had net sales of $150,000. Throughout the month, Finished Furniture maintained a 40% markup on all sales.
Refer to Finished Furniture. Compute the ending inventory at cost.
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