Using the data from P6-4B, calculate the following:

Data from P6-4B,

Freja Nilsson opened Freja’s Cosmetic Market on December 1. Freja offers no sales discounts. The following transactions occurred in December:

a. Net sales

b. Gross profit

2023 Dec. 1 Freja Nilsson invested $6,000 in the Cosmetic Market from her personal savings account. 5 From the cash register tapes, lipstick cash sales were $5,100. Cost of inventory was $3,825. 5 From the cash register tapes, eye shadow cash sales were $1,700. Cost of inventory was $1,275. 8 Sold lipstick on account to Alex Kozlosky Co., $200, sales ticket No 1. Cost of inventory was $150. 9 Sold eye shadow on account to Sabin Co., $800, sales ticket No. 2. Cost of inventory was $600. 15 Issued credit memorandum No. 1 to Alex Kozlosky Co. for $100 for lipstick returned. Cost of inventory returned was $75. 19 Sabin Co paid half the amount owed from sales ticket No. 2, dated December 9. 21 Sold lipstick on account to Shimmer Co., $350, sales ticket No. 3. Cost of inventory was $262.50. 24 Sold eye shadow on account to Wease Co., $1,000, sales ticket No. 4. Cost of inventory was $750. 25 Issued credit memorandum No. 2 to Shimmer Co. for $250 for lipstick returned from sales ticket No. 3, dated December 21. Cost of inventory returned was $187.50. 29 Cash Sales taken from the cash register tape: Lipstick $900 (cost of inventory $675) and eye shadow sales $2,900 (cost of inventory $2,175) 29 Sold lipstick on account to Sabin Co., $300, sales ticket No. 5. Cost of inventory was $225. 31 Received payment from Sabin Co. for sales ticket No. 5, dated December 29.