Goods available for sale is 415 units with a total cost of $3,394.00. If we divide $3,394.00 by 415, we get a weighted average cost of $8.18 (rounded) per unit. The rest of the calculation is very simple at this point. The company sold 245 units.We will use $8.18 as the cost of each unit, therefore the total cost of goods sold is $2.004.10.oods available for sale is 415 units with a total cost of $3,394.00. If we divide $3,394.00 by 415, we get a weighted average cost of $8.18 (rounded) per unit. The rest of the calculation is very simple at this point. The company sold 245 units.
The History of the Kentucky Meat Shower. The story is as simple as it is ultimately unexplainable. On March 3rd, 1876, large chunks of red meat fell from the sky for a period of several minutes over a 100 by 50 yard area near Olympia Springs, Kentucky. That is the extent of the Kentucky Meat Shower.
Those old enough to remember might reminisce about Chuck Yeager, the famous test pilot who first broke the sound barrier in an experimental Bell X-1 jet in 1947. Those a bit younger may remember seeing Yeager's feats chronicled in the 1983 movie The Right Stuff (based on Tom Wolfe's book), about the Mercury 7 astronauts in the early days of manned space flight.