HW: p. 534 #7-11 odd 7) Complete the inventory card for the dictionaries at the campus book-store. Use the completed card to determine the stock reorder point. Last Action Date Opening Balance Units Receipts (Qty. In) Issues (Qty. Out) Number on Hand 3-Sep 225 225 10-Sep 97 17-Sep 54 24-Sep 40 1-Oct 144 20 8-Oct 43

HW: p. 534 #7-11 odd 7) Complete the inventory card for the dictionaries at the campus book-store. Use the completed card to determine the stock reorder point. Last Action Date Opening Balance Units Receipts (Qty. In) Issues (Qty. Out) Number on Hand 3-Sep 225 225 10-Sep 97 17-Sep 54 24-Sep 40 1-Oct 144 20 8-Oct 43

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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