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4. Given figures showing: Sales RM 19,250; Opening stock RM 3,300; Closing stock RM 3,770; Purchases RM 7,770; carriage inwar
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4. cost of goods sold = opening stock + purchase + carriage inwards - closing stock

= 3,300 + 7,770 + 1,100 - 3,770

= 8,400

answer is C. RM 8,400

5. gross profit = sale - return inwards - cost of goods sold

= 19,250 - 955 - 8,400

= 9,895

answer is A. RM 9,895

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