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Using the following information find the unknown amounts. Assume each set of information is an independent case.

a.Merchandise InventoryPurchases$210,000
Cost of goods sold223,000
Beginning balance41,000
Ending balance?

b.Direct MaterialsBeginning balance$ 7,000
Ending balance14,000
Purchases48,000
Direct materials used?

c.Work-in-process InventoryEnding balance$ 22,000
Cost of goods manufactured21,000
Beginning balance8,000
Current manufacturing costs?

d.Finished Goods InventoryCost of goods manufactured$62,000
Ending balance20,000
Cost of goods sold61,000
Beginning balance? 
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