ChoicesA46,588B60,814C21,000D54,707 Joker Corp. had been using the cash methodto account for income since its first year ofoperation in 2008. All sales are made on acredit with note receivable given by thecustomer. The following information weremade available for the first two years ofoperations:Cost of goods purchased includes increasein inventory of goods on hand of P20,000 in2008 and P32,000 in 2009. How much isthe realized gross profit for the year ended2008 (rounded to the nearest peso)? 20082009Notes receivable 2008216,000144,000Notes receivable 2009240,000Discount on notes receivable 200828,66822,316Discount on notes receivable 200932,172Income - collection on principal128,000200,000Income - interest14,40022,000Cost of goods purchased200,560208,080

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