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- Answer #8
Correct Answer = FALSE. Merchandise inventory is NOT reported in Long term asset section.
It’s a current asset, and is reported under ‘Current Asset’ section of the Balance Sheet. - Answer #9
Correct Answer = Option #1: A Perpetual inventory system ‘gives a continuous record of the amount of Inventory available’.
This is because under perpetual method, inventory account is used to record purchase transactions.
Moreover, after every sale transaction, the cost of inventory sold is recorded and inventory balance gets adjusted by the amount of inventory actually available.
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