I want answer Perfect Print purchased suppliesworth $8,500 on January 1. ByDecember 31, they had $2,300 worthof supplies remaining. Calculatethe supplies expense for the year.

Explanation of Supplies: Supplies are tangible items that a business uses in its daily operations…

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Perfect Print purchased supplies worth $8,500 on January 1. By December 31, they had $2,300 worth of supplies remaining. Calculate the supplies expense for the year.