A company sells 10,000 televisions during Year One. All are covered by a warranty through the...

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A company sells 10,000 televisions during Year One. All are covered by a warranty through the end of Year Two. Based on past experience, the company expects 5 percent of the televisions to break during Year Two and each to cost $30 to fix. However, during Year Two, 521 televisions actually break and cost $29 each to fix, for a total of $15,109. The company is now preparing comparative financial statements for Years One and Two. What amount of warranty expense should be recognized ? A company sells 10,000 televisions during Year One. All are covered by a warranty through the end of Year Two. Based on past experience, the company expects 5 percent of the televisions to break during Year Two and each to cost $30 to fix. However, during Year Two, 521 televisions actually break and cost $29 each to fix, for a total of $15,109. The company is now preparing comparative financial statements for Years One and Two. What amount of warranty expense should be recognized ?

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