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You own and operate a gasoline station. You started yourbusiness on May 1. At your site you have one, and only one,30,000-gallon tank for regular, unleaded, 87 octane gasoline. Yourstation sells only 87 octane gasoline.On April 30, your tank is MT. That same day you take delivery ofthe following amounts of gasoline:8200 gallons @ $1.88 per gallon8000 gallons @ $1.97 per gallon9200 gallons @ $2.10 per gallonAll prices include all taxes and delivery chargesYou sold no gas on April 30; you opened business on May 1Assume no losses due to leaking tanks, evaporation or theftSales for May 1 thru 31:7100 gallons @ $2.2498800 gallons @ $2.0996600 gallons @ $2.149You are to calculate:A) Average cost per gallon of gas in inventory on April 30B) Inventory, in gallons, at end of business on May 31C) Average selling price per gallon for MayD) Gross margin $ for May (gross sales $ of gas minus cost).