On January 1, the balance in the Equipment account was $20,695; on December 31, the balance was $15,625. The Income Statement reports Depreciation Expense of $2,045. During the year, $2,946 of equipment was purchased. What was the cost of the equipment sold during the year? LOA: 1434.7917| B: 1908.2730|| C: 2538.0031| D: 3375,5441 OE: 4489.4737| F: 5971

On January 1, the balance in the Equipment account was $20,695; on December 31, the balance was $15,625. The Income Statement reports Depreciation Expense of $2,045. During the year, $2,946 of equipment was purchased. What was the cost of the equipment sold during the year? LOA: 1434.7917| B: 1908.2730|| C: 2538.0031| D: 3375,5441 OE: 4489.4737| F: 5971

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