6. What would the amount of cost of sales be in the following scenario? Purchases returns, R8 000; Freight costs, R4 800; Sales, R320 000; Closing inventory, R25 000; Purchases, R40 000 and Opening inventory, R25 000. A. R32 000 B. R36 800 C. R40 000 D. R283 200

6. What would the amount of cost of sales be in the following scenario? Purchases returns, R8 000; Freight costs, R4 800; Sales, R320 000; Closing inventory, R25 000; Purchases, R40 000 and Opening inventory, R25 000. A. R32 000 B. R36 800 C. R40 000 D. R283 200

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