On Nov 3, Ali Mercadejas sold merchandise for $180,000 less 15-10 on terms 3/10 2/20 n/30. Two days after, the customer returned $17,000 worth of defective goods. On Nov 13, the customer made a partial payment of $40,000. The account was finally paid in full on Nov 23. How much was the net sales generated from the above transactions?

On Nov 3, Ali Mercadejas sold merchandise for $180,000 less 15-10 on terms 3/10 2/20 n/30. Two days after, the customer returned $17,000 worth of defective goods. On Nov 13, the customer made a partial payment of $40,000. The account was finally paid in full on Nov 23. How much was the net sales generated from the above transactions?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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