Journalize: July 9, 2019: Made sales of 17,000 (12,000 cash sales, 5,000 credit sales). a. Provide entry under Perpetual b. Provide entry under Periodic July 30, 2019: The cost of the sales made on July 9, 2019 amounted to 8,500. a. Provide entry under Perpetual b. Provide entry undr Dorindio metgaogie comwaing yout sroen Stp shering

Journalize: July 9, 2019: Made sales of 17,000 (12,000 cash sales, 5,000 credit sales). a. Provide entry under Perpetual b. Provide entry under Periodic July 30, 2019: The cost of the sales made on July 9, 2019 amounted to 8,500. a. Provide entry under Perpetual b. Provide entry undr Dorindio metgaogie comwaing yout sroen Stp shering

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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