Bridgeport Incorporated sold building supplies listed at $69500 to Bonita Construction, a preferred customer. Bridgeport offers Bonita a 10 percent trade discount on all purchases. Terms of the sale to Bonita are 2/15, n/45. What amount of revenue should Bridgeport record for this sale if the company uses the net method? O $61299 O $69500 O $68110 O $62550
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