If beginning inventory is $200 and purchases are $800,which of the following could be true?a. Ending inventory is $400 and Cost of Goods Sold is$600.b. Ending inventory is $800 and Cost of Goods Sold is$800.c. Ending inventory is $200 and Cost of Goods Sold is$200.d. Ending inventory is $200 and Cost of Goods Sold is$600.

If beginning inventory is $200 and purchases are $800,which of the following could be true?a. Ending inventory is $400 and Cost of Goods Sold is$600.b. Ending inventory is $800 and Cost of Goods Sold is$800.c. Ending inventory is $200 and Cost of Goods Sold is$200.d. Ending inventory is $200 and Cost of Goods Sold is$600.

Principles of Accounting Volume 1

19th Edition

ISBN:9781947172685

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter10: Inventory

Section: Chapter Questions

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