Chef Amy does beginning inventory on Thursday night and finds that she has $4194 in food products in the restaurant. Throughout the week she purchases: • $2088 produce, • $1678 protein, • $870 dry goods, and • $3914 dairy. The following Thursday she does ending inventory and finds that she has $3464 in food. She looks at her sales and finds that she made $30541 over the same 7 day period. What is her total food cost? Select one: a. $12,744 b. $16,208 c. $9,280

Chef Amy does beginning inventory on Thursday night and finds that she has $4194 in food products in the restaurant. Throughout the week she purchases: • $2088 produce, • $1678 protein, • $870 dry goods, and • $3914 dairy. The following Thursday she does ending inventory and finds that she has $3464 in food. She looks at her sales and finds that she made $30541 over the same 7 day period. What is her total food cost? Select one: a. $12,744 b. $16,208 c. $9,280

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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