Alberto & Sons, Inc., a retailer of antique figurines, engages in the following transactions duringOctober of the current year:Oct. 1 Purchases 100 Hummels at $50 each.Oct. 5 Sells 50 of the Hummels at $80 each.Compute Alberto & Sons’s gross profit for October.

Alberto & Sons, Inc., a retailer of antique figurines, engages in the following transactions duringOctober of the current year:Oct. 1 Purchases 100 Hummels at $50 each.Oct. 5 Sells 50 of the Hummels at $80 each.Compute Alberto & Sons’s gross profit for October.

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