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Solution:
Total supplies purchased during the year = Cost of supplies used + Ending inventory - Beginning inventory
= $855,000 + $100,000 - $191,000
= $764,000
Total amount paid on accounts payable during 20X2 = Beginning accounts payable + Purchases - Ending accounts payable
= $200,000 + $764,000 - $246,000
= $718,000
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