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Solution 1 (i):
Bad debts expense = credit sales * 2% = $3,360,000*2% = $67,200
Solution 1 (ii):
Bad debts expense = credit sales * 2% = $3,360,000*2% = $67,200
Solution 2 (i):
Bad debts expense = Required allowance - Existing balance in allowance for doubtful accounts = $54,000 - $6,100 = $47,900
Solution 2 (ii):
Bad debts expense = Required allowance + Existing debit balance in allowance for doubtful accounts = $54,000 + $6,100 = $60,100
Solution 3:
Bad debts expense = Bad debts written off = $62,000
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