On 1/1/x4, TrueJet Airlines and Supplier Co. signed a purchase agreement whereby TrueJet agreed to purchase 20,000gallons of jet fuel from Supplier Co. for $4.90 per gallon on 12/31/x6. The contract stipulates that, at settlement on12/31/x6, TrueJet can choose to accept settlement in cash of the difference between the then-current market price andthe contract price for the jet fuel, or TrueJet can accept physical delivery of the jet fuel. At the time the contract wassigned, jet fuel was selling for $4.10 per gallon. On 12/31/x4, jet fuel was selling for $5.05 per gallon. As of 12/31/x5, jetfuel was selling for $4.85 per gallon. Required: What entries should TrueJet record as of: 1 - contract inception? 2- thenat 12/31/x4? 3 - then at 12/31x5?

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fuel was selling for $4.85 per gallon. Required: What entries should True Jet record as of. 1- contract inception? 2 - then at 12/31/x4? 3 - then at 12/31x5?

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