When determining gross profit, only the following items must be taken into consideration:    A. Opening inventory, closing inventory, transport costs and purchases.  B. Transport costs, opening inventory, receipts and payments, and purchases.  C. Sales, opening inventory, purchases, transport costs and closing inventory.  D. Sales, opening inventory, closing inventory, income and expense

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