A business reports gross profit of $50,000 and operating profit of $25,000. The following costs were left
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A business reports gross profit of $50,000 and operating profit of $25,000. The following costs were left out by mistake by the bookkeeper:
Freight-in $1,200
Freight-out $2,000
Discount Allowed $2,800
Discount Received $3,200
The revised profit figures would be:
a. Gross profit $48 800; Operating profit $23 400
b. Gross profit $52 000; Operating profit $20 200
c. Gross profit $46 800; Operating profit $22 200
d. Gross profit $50 000; Operating profit $25 000
e. Gross profit $53 200; Operating profit $23 400
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