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Glenmount Inc, is trying to determine whether to use the FIFO or average cost formula. The accounting records show the following selected inventory information: The company accountant has prepared the following partial statement of income to help management understand the financial statement impact of each cost determination cost formula. dollar, eg. 5,225.) .

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