Wildhorse Company commenced operations on July 1. Wlidhorse Company uses a periodic inventory system. During July, Wildhorse Company was involved in the following transactions and events: July 2. Purchased $14,600 of merchandise from Suppliers Inc. on account, terms 2/10, n/30 FOB shipping point 3. Returned $1,200 of merchandise to Suppliers Inc as it was damaged Received a credit on account from Suppliers 4. Paid $590 of freight costs on July 2 shipment 8. Sold merchandise for $3,000 cash. 11. Paid Suppliers inc., the full amount owing 15. Sold merchandise for $6,400 on account, 1/10, n/30, FOB shipping point 25. 31. Received full payment for the merchandise sold on July 15 Widhorse did a physical count and determined there was $10,100 of inventory on hand Record the transactions in Wighorse Company's books.

Wildhorse Company commenced operations on July 1. Wlidhorse Company uses a periodic inventory system. During July, Wildhorse Company was involved in the following transactions and events: July 2. Purchased $14,600 of merchandise from Suppliers Inc. on account, terms 2/10, n/30 FOB shipping point 3. Returned $1,200 of merchandise to Suppliers Inc as it was damaged Received a credit on account from Suppliers 4. Paid $590 of freight costs on July 2 shipment 8. Sold merchandise for $3,000 cash. 11. Paid Suppliers inc., the full amount owing 15. Sold merchandise for $6,400 on account, 1/10, n/30, FOB shipping point 25. 31. Received full payment for the merchandise sold on July 15 Widhorse did a physical count and determined there was $10,100 of inventory on hand Record the transactions in Wighorse Company's books.

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