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Bad debt expense = Net Credit Sales × Estimate Percent

where

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Terry's Gross profit is $431,360.

We follow these steps to arrive at the answers:

1. Calculate the base value of closing inventory (CI):

$CI_{base value} = \frac{CI*Index at base year}{current price index}$

$CI_{base value} = \frac{143360*100}{112} = 128,000$

2. Calculate additions to inventory at base price

$Additions to inventory = CI_{base value} - Beginning inventory$

$Additions to inventory = 128000 - 100000 = 28,000$

3. Calculate the value of additions to inventory at current prices

$Additions to inventory_{current Value} = Additions to inventory_{base Value} * \frac{current price index}{base price index}$

$Additions to inventory_{current Value} = 28,000 * \frac{112}{100} = 31,360$

4. Calculate the value of Closing inventory

$Closing inventory = Beginning Inventory + Additions to inventory_{current Value}$

$Closing inventory = 100,000 + 31,360 = 131,360$

5. Compute Cost of Goods Sold (COGS):

$COGS = Opening Inventory + Purchases - Closing Inventory$

$COGS = (100000 + 600000 - 131360) = 568640$

6. Compute Gross profit

$Gross profit = Sales - COGS$

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