Last year, Harley-Davidson sold $14,200 in bikes for a total of $48,900 in account. This transaction most likely would result in a debit to for and a credit to for O COGS, $48,900, sales $48,900 O cash, $48,900, sales, $48,900 O cash, $14,200, inventory, $14,200 O COGS, $14,200, inventory, $14,200
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