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During the month, merchandise is sold for $80,500 cash and for $119,000 on account. The cost of goods sold is $101,500. What is

the amount of gross profit?
a. $199,500
b. $119,000
c. $98,000
d. $80,500

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REY [17]3 years ago

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First add two numbers and get the sum and then subtract with the third number and get the different ..so the answer will be C: 98000

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