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kykrilka [37]
1 year ago
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during the month, merchandise is sold for $81,000 cash and for $119,500 on account. the cost of merchandise sold is $101,200. wh

at is the amount of revenue? a.$81,000 b.$101,200 c.$200,500 d.$119,500
Business
1 answer:
Leto [7]1 year ago
3 0

Cost of goods sold (COGS) is subtracted from total revenue to determine gross profit. Typically, only variable expenses are taken into account when determining gross profit from COGS. Variable expenses are those that are directly related to output (like material and shipping costs).

<h3>What does "gross profit" actually mean?</h3>

The gross profit of a business is determined by subtracting the total sales from the total cost of the goods sold. The total sales of the company include every item it sells. The total cost of the goods sold is calculated by adding up all of the variable costs associated with sales.

$81,000 + $119,500 = $200500

$200500 - $101,200 = $99300

Learn more about gross profit here:

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