General Account tutor please find solution Everest Ltd. sold $20,000 worth of inventory that had acost of $14,500. The freight terms for the sale were FOBdestination, and payment terms were 1/10, n/30. Everestrecords sales transactions at the gross amount. Everestpaid $600 in freight costs in cash. The receivable wascollected within the discount period.Based on this information alone, what is the amount ofgross margin?a) $5,300b) $5,500c) $5,200d) $5,000

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