On July 1st. Comfort Furnishings purchased all the remaining inventory of a competitor for $100,000 when their competitor,Lazy Days, went out of business. The products and their estimated selling price for each listed below.EstimatedSelling PricePer UnitSofasReclinersTablesChairsMaku200600100Qty150$400$220$130$851. What is the amount of Gross Profit that Comfort will realize if they sell half of the sofas (100 units) in July?2. What should the chairs be valued at in Comfort's ending inventory as of 7/31 if 100 chairs were sold during July?

Gross profit means the profit earned by selling the goods without considering the indirect expenses…

On July 1st, Comfort Furnishings purchased all the remaining inventory of a competitor for $100,000 when their competitor, Lazy Days, went out of business. The products and their estimated selling price for each listed below. Estimated Sofas Recliners Tables Chairs 200 600 100 Qty 150 Selling Price Per Unit $400 $220 $130 $85 1. What is the amount of Gross Profit that Comfort will realize if they sell half of the sofas (100 units) in July? 2. What should the chairs be valued at in Comfort's ending inventory as of 7/31 if 100 chairs were sold during July?

On July 1st, Comfort Furnishings purchased all the remaining inventory of a competitor for $100,000 when their competitor, Lazy Days, went out of business. The products and their estimated selling price for each listed below. Estimated Sofas Recliners Tables Chairs 200 600 100 Qty 150 Selling Price Per Unit $400 $220 $130 $85 1. What is the amount of Gross Profit that Comfort will realize if they sell half of the sofas (100 units) in July? 2. What should the chairs be valued at in Comfort's ending inventory as of 7/31 if 100 chairs were sold during July?

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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