1.
Cash paid = ($2,600 - $285) - 1%
= $2,292
3rd option
2.
Accounts payable = $2,000 - $300 = $1,700
Discount = $1,700 X 2% = $34
Cash paid = $1,700 - $34 = $1,666
Debit accounts payable $1,700, credit merchandise inventory $34, credit cash $1,666
3rd option
3.
Discount = $7,700 X 3% = $231
4th option
4.
Net sales = $142,200 - $2,150 - $3,415 = $136,635
2nd option
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