Answer : B) $95,900
Operating income = Sales - Cost of Goods Sold- Selling Expenses
Cost of Goods Sold = Beginning Inventory + Purchases - ending inventory
=33,900+92,000-35,400 = $90,500
Operating income = 262,400-$90,500 -76000 =$95,900 (Answer)
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Purchases
$174 comma 500174,500
Operating expenses
62 comma 70062,700
Beginning inventory
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Ending inventory
37 comma 40037,400
Sales revenue
333 comma 500333,500
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