Answer - (a) $140000
Computation of ending inventory
= Beginning inventory + Net purchases + Gross profit - Net Sales revenue
= $210000 + $140000 + (30% of $300000) -$300000
Ending inventory = $140000
Note - Normal Gross Profit is 30% of the sales revenue.
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