10.
Cost of unsold merchandise = 800 x 30% x $130 x 0.85 = $26520
Answer is c. $26520
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Answer is a.
Since Purchase discount lost is not accounted for
12.
Net Purchase = $193000 - $17000 + $11000 = $187000
Answer is a. $187000
13.
Cost of Goods Sold = 812000-19000-8000+30000+21000-37000 =
$799000
Answer is d. $799000
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> I think you do record purchase discounts lost since it's reocrded at NET
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