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  Multiple Choice
 
   1.d  
   2.cNote that this is a discount that reduces the invoice price, before the purchase discount is
applied.
   3.a  
   4.c  
   5.a  
   6.d  
   7. cCalculation of cash payment: $7,000 × .98 = $6,860. $140 difference is the discount.
   8. aNo shipping costs for buyer because they are paid by seller to the destination.
   9. bIf you record a purchase at the net amount, all returns, allowances, etc., must also be at the
net amount.
 10.  a$161,850 – $8,100 = $153,750.
 11. c  
 12. d  
 13. c$18/($18 + $582) = .03
 14. a$3,300/.97 = $3,402.06. Because the payment is within the discount period, it is cosidered
to be “net of” the 3% discount; that is, the amount after subtracting the discount. Therefore,
you must ask: “$3,300 is 97% of what number? To check your answer, multiply $3,402.06
times .97.
 
Learning Goal 20
SOLUTIONS
   
Learning Goal 20: Explain and Use the Periodic Inventory Method
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