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frozen [14]
3 years ago
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Financial Math

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Purchase returns and allowances     (5,180)          (8,330)        (10,440)

Freight-in                                             8,140            9,480           12,440

Total cost of goods available        269,790       297,800         342,610

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Ending inventory  

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Freight-in                                             8,140            9,480           12,440

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Ending inventory                             33,560           42,010           47,870

Cost of goods sold                       236,230        255,790       294,740

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