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The following information was available from the inventory records of a company for July 2008: unit total units  cost costs Balance at July 1, 2008 .2,000$19.55$39,100Purchases: July 6,20081,50020.6030,900July 16,2008 3,40021.5073,100 Sales: July 7, 2008(1,800)  July 31, 2008(3,200)  Balance at July 31, 2008 .1,900\begin{array} {| l|l| l|l| } \hline&& \text {unit }& \text {total }\\\hline& \text {units }& \text { cost}& \text { costs}\\\hline \text { Balance at July 1, 2008 .}&2,000&\$19.55&\$39,100\\\hline \text {Purchases: July \( 6,2008 \) . }&1,500&20.60&30,900\\\hline \text {July 16,2008 }&3,400&21.50&73,100\\\hline \text { Sales: July 7, 2008}&(1,800) \\\hline \text { July 31, 2008}&(3,200) \\\hline \text { Balance at July 31, 2008 .}&1,900\\\hline\end{array}
Assuming that the company uses the periodic inventory system,what would be the inventory valuation at July 31,2008,using the weighted-average inventory method (rounded to the nearest dollar) ?

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