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To determine

Lean Business Model:

Lean Business Model is a strategic approach to business where the thrust is on eliminating wastes from the processes and products of the business without compromising on the satisfaction of customer needs.

Cost of Goods Sold:

For production of goods to be sold to customers, manufacturers procure the raw material in form of direct material on which labor and overheads are applied to convert the raw material into finished goods. The cost of these raw material used for production of finished goods are called as cost of goods sold.

Requirement 1:

Journal entry to record sale of goods on credit

To determine

Lean Business Model:

Lean Business Model is a strategic approach to business where the thrust is on eliminating wastes from the processes and products of the business without compromising on the satisfaction of customer needs.

Cost of Goods Sold:

For production of goods to be sold to customers, manufacturers procure the raw material in form of direct material on which labor and overheads are applied to convert the raw material into finished goods. The cost of these raw material used for production of finished goods are called as cost of goods sold.

Requirement 2:

Journal entry to record cost of goods sold for $11,760

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