Question 3 The Whyte Company uses a FIFO system for its inventory and starts off the current year with ten units costing $8 each. Seven units are sold for $16 each, followed by the purchase of ten additional units at $10 each. Then, seven more units are sold for $20 each. Finally, ten units are bought for $13 each. On December 31 of that year, a customer offers to buy one of the units still in inventory but is only willing to pay $12. If Whyte takes that offer, what is the impact of that sale on reported net income? ONet income changed by $0. ONet income will go up by $4. ONet income will go up by $2. ONet income will go down by $1. 0/1 ¹) REPORT AN ERROR

Question 3 The Whyte Company uses a FIFO system for its inventory and starts off the current year with ten units costing $8 each. Seven units are sold for $16 each, followed by the purchase of ten additional units at $10 each. Then, seven more units are sold for $20 each. Finally, ten units are bought for $13 each. On December 31 of that year, a customer offers to buy one of the units still in inventory but is only willing to pay $12. If Whyte takes that offer, what is the impact of that sale on reported net income? ONet income changed by $0. ONet income will go up by $4. ONet income will go up by $2. ONet income will go down by $1. 0/1 ¹) REPORT AN ERROR

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