2) Sea Travel sells motor boats. One of Sea Travel's most popular models is the Wing. During the current year, Sea Travel purchased 24 Wings at the following costs. Purchase Date Units Purchased Unit Cost Total cost $7000 $7100 $28,000 May 2 May 20 May 25 4 2. 14,200 8. $7250 58000 June 5 10 $7300 73000 24 $173,200 On May 28, Sea Travel sold 11 Wings to the jack Sport racing team. Compute a) the cost of goods sold on May 28 and b) The ending inventory of Wing boats at June 5, using the following cost flow assumptions: c) Prepare journal entries to record the cost of the 11 wings sold on May 28, assuming that the company uses the:

2) Sea Travel sells motor boats. One of Sea Travel's most popular models is the Wing. During the current year, Sea Travel purchased 24 Wings at the following costs. Purchase Date Units Purchased Unit Cost Total cost $7000 $7100 $28,000 May 2 May 20 May 25 4 2. 14,200 8. $7250 58000 June 5 10 $7300 73000 24 $173,200 On May 28, Sea Travel sold 11 Wings to the jack Sport racing team. Compute a) the cost of goods sold on May 28 and b) The ending inventory of Wing boats at June 5, using the following cost flow assumptions: c) Prepare journal entries to record the cost of the 11 wings sold on May 28, assuming that the company uses the:

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