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- Given the following information regarding to a recent period's operations: Sales - P? Beginning finished goods inventory - P12,000 Cost of goods manufactured - P36,000 Ending finished goods inventory - P6,000 Cost of goods sold - P? Gross margin - 40% of Sales Administrative and selling expenses_P10,000 Net operating income - P? Determine the following: • cost of goods sold • cost of goods available for sale • net operating income • gross margin • salesHow is the gross profit percentagecomputed? Illustrate its calculation and interpretationassuming Net Sales is $100,000 and Cost of Goods Sold is$60,000.Calculate the gross profit from the following? Sales OMR 10000, Cost of goods sold OMR 4000 and Return inwards OMR 4000, Return outwards 2000, Purchases 5000.
- Calculate gross profit from the following? Sales OMR 10000, Cost of goods sold OMR 4000 and Return inwards OMR 2000 a.OMR 4000 b.OMR 10000 c.OMR 12000 d.OMR 6000If cost of goods sold is $520,000 and the gross profit rate is 20%, what is the gross profit? Select one: a. $2,600,000. b. $130,000. c. $ 520,000. d. $416,000.Calculate the gross profit from the following? Sales of OMR 20000, Cost of goods sold OMR 8000 and Return inwards OMR 6000, Return outwards 4000, Purchases 15000. a. OMR 5000 b. OMR 8000 c. OMR 6000 d. OMR 12000
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