Activities/Assessments:Exercise 6-1: Supply the answers to the items marked "?" and support your answer withcomputation:CASE CCASE BP532, 000CASE ASales4, 0002,000496, 000Sales Returns?1, 500525, 0005, 0002, 200326, 000Sales DiscountsNet SalesCost of Sales:Merchandise Inventory, Beg.75, 00070, 000320, 000?95, 600196, 0002, 1001, 5002, 800PurchasesFreight- inPurchase Returns & AllowancesPurchase DiscountMerchandise Inventory, EndCost of SalesGross Profit2, 0006, 0007, 50080, 0004, 5002, 10046, 000?458, 500?226, 000?186, 000126, 000Administrative & Selling ExpensesNet Income (loss)Gross Profit Rate21, 50060, 00016, 000???

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Activities/Assessments: Exercise 6-1: Supply the answers to the items marked "?" and support your answer with computation: CASE A CASE B P532, 000 CASE C Sales Sales Returns Sales Discounts Net Sales Cost of Sales: Merchandise Inventory, Beg. Purchases Freight- in Purchase Returns & Allowances Purchase Discount Merchandise Inventory, End Cost of Sales Gross Profit Administrative & Selling Expenses Net Income (loss) Gross Profit Rate ? 4, 000 2, 000 496, 000 5, 000 2, 200 326, 000 1, 500 525, 000 75, 000 ? 2, 000 6, 000 7, 500 80, 000 458, 500 70, 000 320, 000 95, 600 196, 000 2, 100 1, 500 2, 800 ? 4, 500 2, 100 46, 000 ? 226, 000 ? 186, 000 126, 000 21, 500 16, 000 ? 60, 000 ? ?

Activities/Assessments: Exercise 6-1: Supply the answers to the items marked "?" and support your answer with computation: CASE A CASE B P532, 000 CASE C Sales Sales Returns Sales Discounts Net Sales Cost of Sales: Merchandise Inventory, Beg. Purchases Freight- in Purchase Returns & Allowances Purchase Discount Merchandise Inventory, End Cost of Sales Gross Profit Administrative & Selling Expenses Net Income (loss) Gross Profit Rate ? 4, 000 2, 000 496, 000 5, 000 2, 200 326, 000 1, 500 525, 000 75, 000 ? 2, 000 6, 000 7, 500 80, 000 458, 500 70, 000 320, 000 95, 600 196, 000 2, 100 1, 500 2, 800 ? 4, 500 2, 100 46, 000 ? 226, 000 ? 186, 000 126, 000 21, 500 16, 000 ? 60, 000 ? ?

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