<span>Lucinda could buy either 2 kewpie dolls and 1 beanie baby, or 1 beanie baby and 2 kewpie dolls at $6 a piece if she has $18. Rationally, Lucinda would want at least one of each toy. Whether she went with the first or second option the amount she would spend would be as follows: $6Ă—3 toys=$18.</span>
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Answer:
Post the transaction information to the ledger
Explanation:
Usually there about eight steps in the accounting process. The first two steps are:
1. Identification of transactions.
2. Recording of identified transactions in a Journal
3. Posting into the general ledger
The general ledger provides details of all accounting activities by account enabling the bookkeeper to monitor financial positions and statuses by account.
Answer:
COGS= $89,250
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
First, we need to calculate the unitary cost of goods sold:
Unitary COGS= 105,000 / 35,000= $3
<u>Now, the new number of units sold:</u>
Units sold= 35,000*0.85= 29,750
<u>Finally, the COGS for 2020:</u>
COGS= 29,750*3
COGS= $89,250
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