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(1) Increase or decrease in cost of sales = (Sales in year 2 - Sales in year 1) / Sales in year 1
= ($137000 - $105000)/$105000 = 30.5%
Option (d) is correct
(2) Buys land for $50000 for cash
Land Increase & Cash decrease
Hence no effect on asset
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