10. Choose the options to correctly complete the following statement. Some balance sheet and income statement accounts that vary directly with sales include: 1. Cost of goods sold II. Depreciation III. Accounts payable IV. Accounts receivable O I, II, III only I, II, IV only I, III, IV only O I, II, III, and IV

10. Choose the options to correctly complete the following statement. Some balance sheet and income statement accounts that vary directly with sales include: 1. Cost of goods sold II. Depreciation III. Accounts payable IV. Accounts receivable O I, II, III only I, II, IV only I, III, IV only O I, II, III, and IV

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