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Which Inventory Costing Method Results in the Oldest Costs in Ending

Question 139

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Which inventory costing method results in the oldest costs in ending inventory?

A) Average cost
B) Last-In, First-Out
C) First-In, First-Out
D) Average-In, First-Out

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