1 March 2019 was 400 units at a total cost of RM1,200. The sale price of ALGA per unit is RM7. The Marr Trading purchases and sells a single pra transactions during the month are as follows: Date Purchase Sale Unit Total (RM) (Unit) 2 March 5,500 24,500 7 March 7,000 20,000 13 March 2,200 19 March 4,000 12,000 22 March 2,600

1 March 2019 was 400 units at a total cost of RM1,200. The sale price of ALGA per unit is RM7. The Marr Trading purchases and sells a single pra transactions during the month are as follows: Date Purchase Sale Unit Total (RM) (Unit) 2 March 5,500 24,500 7 March 7,000 20,000 13 March 2,200 19 March 4,000 12,000 22 March 2,600

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Description: Marr Trading purchases and sells a single product called ALGA. Opening inventories of ALGA1 March 2019 was 400 units at a total cost of RM1,200. The sale price of ALGA per unit is RM7. Ttransactions during the month are as follows:1DatePurchaseSaleU

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